soupcon
21soupçon — [ su:psɒn, sɒsoupçon] noun a very small quantity. Origin C18: Fr., from OFr. souspeçon, from med. L. suspectio (see suspicion) …
22soupçon — noun (singular) French, formal or humorous a small amount of something: It needs a soupçon more salt …
23soupçon — /soohp sawonn , soohp sawonn/, n. a slight trace, as of a particular taste or flavor. [1760 70; < F: a suspicion, MF sospeçon < LL suspection (s. of suspectio), for L suspicio SUSPICION] Syn. dash, bit, hint, vestige. * * * …
24soupcon — Synonyms and related words: cast, dash, gleam, hint, idea, infusion, inkling, intimation, lick, look, sauce, scintilla, seasoning, shade, shadow, sip, smack, smattering, smell, spark, spice, sprinkling, streak, suggestion, sup, suspicion, taint,… …
25soupçon — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. hint, trace (see littleness). II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. dash, drop, hint; see dash 4 …
26soupcon — (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. suspicion, trace, suggestion, hint, dash, drop, pinch …
27soupçon — soup|çon [ˈsu:psɔn US sa:n] n [singular +of] formal [Date: 1700 1800; : French; Origin: suspicion ] a very small amount of something often used humorously …
28soupçon — soup|çon [ sup sɔ̃ɜ ] noun singular OFTEN HUMOROUS a small amount of something …
29soupçon — A very small amount …
30soupcon — n. trace, tiny bit …
