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smidge

noun as in smattering

Strongest matches

Weak match

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What made that just a smidge awkward this time around is that Bradley has played so surprisingly well over the last year that he had to consider whether one of those selections should be himself.

There was nothing wrong with his pace - he was within a smidge of Leclerc on that lap before it was deleted.

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This is particularly true of Mescal, whose "popularity mirrors a smidge the frenzy the Beatles once sparked".

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Twenty-one-year-old student Dylan says he drinks tea, but not the usual builder's tea - black with a smidge of milk – and prefers to go caffeine free.

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They are ranked ninth in the world, below Italy and a smidge above Fiji.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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