smid·gin
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smid — smid·dy; smid·gen; smid·geon; smid·gin; … English syllables
gin — al·gin; al·gin·ic; al·ler·gin; be·gin; be·gin·ner; bu·fa·gin; bu·gin·vil·laea; car·ti·la·gin·e·ous; cim·i·cif·u·gin; con·du·ran·gin; de·vir·gin·ate; el·gin·shire; emar·gin·ula; fa·gin; galan·gin; gin; gin·gel·ly; gin·ger·ade; gin·ger·bready;… … English syllables
smidgin — smid·gin … English syllables
smidgin — smid|gin smidgen [ˈsmıdʒın] n also smidge [smıdʒ] [singular] [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: Perhaps from smitch bit (19 21 centuries)] informal a very small amount of something = ↑touch smidgin of ▪ I added just a smidgin of chilli sauce … Dictionary of contemporary English
smidgen — smid•gen or smid•gin or smid•geon [[t]ˈsmɪdʒ ən[/t]] n. a very small amount • Etymology: 1835–45; orig. uncert … From formal English to slang
