smidgens

add a smidgen of cayenne.

Add just a smidgen of salt to the soup.

She only needs a smidgen of makeup to look perfect.

I have a smidgen of doubt about his story.

Can you add a smidgen more sugar to the recipe?

There's just a smidgen of truth in what he said.

A smidgen of kindness can go a long way.

She felt a smidgen of jealousy towards her friend's success.

He only has a smidgen of talent in playing the piano.

I just need a smidgen of information to solve the problem.

There's a smidgen of hope that things will get better.

Ooh, Did I just share too much? -Ross: Just a smidgen.

Creme de menthe, a smidgen of port, and that's about it, I'm afraid.

We humans can only detect a tiny smidgen of these wavelengths with our bodies, most through our eyes and some through our sunburns.

A smidgen of informality is, uh, allowed us all.

She was about five foot and a smidgen, but I look up to her.

Wait, a " smidgen" ? You can't control yourself, can you?

Step 6 Use up every bit of your cosmetics: Get the last smidgen of lipstick out of the tube with a lip brush.

If you have just a smidgen of lipstick left in the tube, mix it with petroleum jelly and use as lip gloss.

So this campaign's designed to grab attention and to communicate, yes, urgency but also a little smidgen of hope.

Few have a smidgen of grammar, for example--that is, the ability to manipulate and combine words to create new meanings.