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14th-Apr-2011 03:02 pm
important issue
polloftheday
sillyliss
I am feeling a SMALL AMOUNT under the weather.

Poll #1730105 Lil Bit
Open to: All, detailed results viewable to: All. Participants: 90

Which word would you use in place of SMALL AMOUNT?

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Bit
58(65.9%)
Nip
0(0.0%)
Tish
0(0.0%)
Tad
23(26.1%)
Touch
2(2.3%)
Something Else
5(5.7%)

If something else, what other words do you use in this situation?

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14th-Apr-2011 08:07 pm (UTC)
kiraya
I kind of wish you'd made this tickyboxes instead, because I'll use any one of bit, tad, and touch.
14th-Apr-2011 08:09 pm (UTC)
sillyliss
I thought about tickyboxes, but I was hoping to go for the one you would say in your head first, like a gut reaction type thing?

That said, after I went to answer the poll, I realized what *I* say I didn't make an option. LOL @ myself.
14th-Apr-2011 08:51 pm (UTC)
ex_thegreyl
What is it?
14th-Apr-2011 09:06 pm (UTC)
sillyliss
Smidge. Where do you think I picked that up? Is that a Southern thing? I can't think of my parents (New Yorkers) ever saying smidge. Do they? I don't know. But I say it a lot.
14th-Apr-2011 10:49 pm (UTC)
ohcherub
I say smidge, too! Or smidgen!
15th-Apr-2011 12:18 am (UTC)
sillyliss
You know what I don't get? What I looked up smidge, certain it was short for smidgen, it said it was short for smidgegeon. What in the world is a smidgegeon?
22nd-Apr-2011 08:19 pm (UTC)
istytehcrawk
I am coming back to this way late, but smidge can be short for smidgen, smidgin, or smidgeon, all pronounced the same. Spelling probably depends on location.
14th-Apr-2011 11:14 pm (UTC)
istytehcrawk
My grandma has a cat named Smidge(n).
14th-Apr-2011 08:26 pm (UTC)
elyse
This, exactly.
14th-Apr-2011 08:31 pm (UTC)
silver05
Sometimes I say tad instead of bit, but usually I say bit.
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