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smitch

smitch noun: a tiny amount; a smidge or smidgen.

Noun

smitch (plural smitches)

  1. (US) A tiny amount; a smidge or smidgen.
    • […] this winter you must look as if you wouldn't dream of using anything more artificial than a smitch of powder.1935, Stage, volume 13, page 66
    • Pa startled me with his sudden stern tone. “They could! If men don't get too grabby for every smitch of land for their cattle.”1966, Marguerite Henry, Mustang: Wild Spirit of the West

Forms of smitch

pluralsmitches

Words that rhyme with smitch

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Questions about smitch

What does smitch mean?
Smitch means a tiny amount; a smidge or smidgen.
What part of speech is smitch?
Smitch is a noun.
What is the plural of smitch?
The plural of smitch is smitches.

Words near smitch in the dictionary

  1. smished
  2. smishes
  3. smishing
  4. smit
  5. Smita
  6. smitch
  7. smitches
  8. smite
  9. smite hip and thigh
  10. smited
  11. smiteful

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