conj.

dab; hardly; scarcely; bit (a short time); lightly; by a hair; dabber; teeny-weeny bit (Anglophile); just a touch (fantasy); narrowly; ever so slightly (kiberline); a bit (linton); a little (ssn); a wink; just; a shade (Ремедиос_П); little; fraction (4uzhoj); for a piece (PanKotskiy); subtly (vernerhalt); a little bit of (We're finally seeing a little bit of blue sky opening up in the south. ART Vancouver); a wee bit (Баян); just a little (kee46); drib; negligibly; some; a touch (the water was a touch too chilly for us vogeler); dram; next

within an ace of something (to come, be. "The defendant was intent on murder and he came within an ace of succeeding." (CCDI) Alexander Demidov)

by a whisker (schyzomaniac); by the skin of one's teeth (не успеть Aleksei Svetailo)

a very little more; a tad (Юрий Гомон); just a little; precious little (Andrey Truhachev); teeny bit (VLZ_58)

smidgen; titch (Move that over a titch andreevna); smidge (также smidgen, smidgeon, smidgin Marina Lee)

pochettino (нотное указание)

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