smidgeon

The last three words came out a smidgeon too high.

There was just a smidgeon of doubt to that, though.

There was a smidgeon of lift again and then they hit the water's surface.

The blue charging bar on the top now within a smidgeon of reading full.

After all, even Harvard students sometimes want a smidgeon of mall culture.

So I've been consciously working on a new (for me) approach, with at least a smidgeon of success.

A smidgeon of compromise would go a long way.

Seems to me there's just a smidgeon of ironic humor in the situation now."

But because chaos is complete, it excludes nothing, not even a smidgeon of order.

The answer seems just a smidgeon of both.

They didn't care one smidgeon about the man dying in a vault somewhere.

A smidgeon of tangy plum sauce could not compensate it.

The six selections filled seven hungry bikers with a smidgeon or two left over to take home.

And does this smidgeon of theft still count as full-blown plagiarism?

I aimed a smidgeon high and popped three, then down a couple of degrees, three more.

The props continued to spin for a moment, giving her a smidgeon of lift, then stopped and reversed.

And no suggestions, even if her attitude toward me was laced with a smidgeon of mothering.

Without one, he would be reduced to having to do his homework, which was a fate only half a smidgeon this side of oblivion.

Anyone with a smidgeon of honor would have."

But because of her reputation for toughness, there was some thought that she might move a smidgeon from the Clinton party line on China.

"Chalk up one smidgeon of evil to your soul," the drummer said, laughing himself.

On the other hand, players who argue calls on the Open's outside courts deserve a smidgeon of sympathy.

Radio' is a smidgeon better than this.

Not a trace, not a smidgeon of a grin twitched anywhere.

The recruitment site was nearby; a nurse pricked my finger for a smidgeon of blood to test.