smidgen

After everything these two had been through, there was a smidgen of respect.

There is not a smidgen of evidence that police and prosecutors aren't taking this case seriously.

Again, Captain must leverage his language skills, this time to afford his people some smidgen of a presence in Hollywood.

Trump’s lawyers have said Bragg’s office, in June, gave them a smidgen of materials from the federal investigation into Cohen.

But because of his flamboyance, obsession for fancy sports cars, flashy dress and — let’s face it — a smidgen of racism in some voters, Brown was disliked by many who didn’t know him, especially Republicans.