Difference between Smidgeon and Smidge

SMIDGEON vs SMIDGE: NOUN

Thimbleful, Semblance, Smugness, Pretension, Morsel, Dollop, Modicum, Tittle, Whit, Shred, Iota, Scintilla, Smidgin, Smidge, Smidgen

Pedantry, Crumb, Panache, Pretense, Thimbleful, Smugness, Pretension, Morsel, Dollop, Modicum, Shred, Iota, Smidgin, Smidge, Smidgen

It turns out that a dollar bill is two and a half inches wide and quarter is a smidgeon under an inch.
These pigs were roughly half Large Black, half Tamworth, with a smidgeon of Hampshire in there I think.
You have gone through all of this to give Germany even a smidgeon of what they want?
Bush was willing to torture people to gain a smidgeon more political capital.
Well, little smidgeon, butea vardenafil vardenafil what is it?.

Christian who holds this view if she has even a smidge of theological sophistication.
In the teaser, Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) opens his case "just a smidge.".
Well, I had a smidge of the souffle: It was light and fluffy.
And adding a smidge of sugar will speed up the process as well.
Do you need to up your budget or lower it a smidge?
Smidge has an ongoing relationship with Milton Moss throughout the series.
Ever just wish you had a smidge more table room?
And it was all a smidge over four minutes.
It was crooked, angling to the right a smidge.
Lily have just a smidge of the turkeybird?