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- Dictionarysmidgen/ˈsmɪdʒɪn/
noun
- 1. a small amount of something: informal "add a smidgen of cayenne"
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Examples of smidgen. Ideas without a smidgen of belief are at one end; ideas that everyone believes completely are at the other end. Interpretation and debate, much passion and a smidgen of pride, seem set to condition the intellectual way ahead for years to come.
The meaning of SMIDGEN is a small amount : bit. How to use smidgen in a sentence.
SMIDGEN | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary. Meaning of smidgen in English. smidgen. noun [ S ] informal (also smidgin); (smidgeon) us / ˈsmɪdʒ.ɪn / uk / ˈsmɪdʒ.ɪn / Add to word list. a very small amount: Could I have a smidgen more wine? It was five years since I'd last seen him, but he hadn't changed a smidgen. Synonyms.
Smidgen definition: a very small amount. See examples of SMIDGEN used in a sentence.
smidgen. (smɪdʒɪn ) also smidgeon also smidgin. Word forms: plural smidgens. countable noun. A smidgen is a small amount of something. [informal] ...a smidgen of tobacco. [ + of] ...a smidgeon of luck. [ + of] She arrives a smidgen ahead of time.
Definition of smidgen noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
A smidgen is a little bit of something. If you're only hungry enough for a little bit of ice cream, you might ask for just a smidgen in your bowl. Maybe you prefer just a smidgen of ketchup on your fries, or you might speak a smidgen of German, enough to buy your train tickets in Berlin.
