Usually means: Very small amount; tiny bit.
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  1. smidgeon: English slang and colloquialisms used in the United Kingdom
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▸ noun:  Alternative form of smidgen [A very small quantity or amount.]

Similar:
smidge, smidgen, scintilla, smidgin, shred, whit, tittle, iota, smidget, smidgy, more...

Opposite:
plethora, abundance, excess



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Similar:
smidge, smidgen, scintilla, smidgin, shred, whit, tittle, iota, smidget, smidgy, more...

Opposite:
plethora, abundance, excess



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