How To Use smidgeon In A Sentence
- And perhaps, a smidgeon of hope. Times, Sunday Times
- Give people exactly what they remember a genre is all about, add a smidgeon of irony/contemporary cultural reference to taste, count the money.
- Today the shares knock around at 27.62, down a smidgeon yesterday, but still trading on almost 22 times forecast earnings. Times, Sunday Times
- Not bad for a group valued at 1.49 billion, on shares down a smidgeon at 543½p. Times, Sunday Times
- I washed that down with soda water and indulged in a slice of wholegrain bread with a thin slice of cheese and a smidgeon of honey and munched mournfully on an apple.
- Two were Rose/Jonathon dreams, one of which will make it into a future chapter of A Sky Without Zeppelins (plotty, not smutty) and one of which will be better slotted into A Sky Without Stars (really, really plotty with a smidgeon of creative smut). New Icon Squee
- If I'm not mistaken, this even includes a smidgeon of ukelele. Boing Boing
- I understand that in the US market at least, a historical novel that contains even the smallest smidgeon of the supernatural is classified by publishers as historical fantasy. Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » Interview with Jules Watson, Part 1
- So: a big dollop of cadmium green squeezed from the tube, a little chromium oxide green, a smidgeon of cobalt blue, a hint of hansa yellow pale to balance it, some titanium white to lighten it. Archive 2009-02-01
- Yes, maybe a tiny, tiny smidgeon, but the difference is so negligible that it is borderline asinine to risk a fake 1961 Ducru when one can almost certainly find pristine bottles of the 1966 and buy and drink them with confidence. Natural wines, premox, chenin blanc, 07 Port and Rhone – John Gilman | Dr Vino's wine blog
