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🔹 A small amount 🔹 A little bit
skosh

skosh

9.9
A little bit
  • adverb
  • /skoʊʃ/
  • Informal
translation icon : un poco
  • Could you move your chair a skosh to the left so I can see the screen?

Examples

  • It feels a skosh warmer today.

  • Can you move it a skosh to the left?

  • I'm feeling a skosh tired after that long walk in the park.

  • The soup needs just a skosh more salt to taste perfect.

  • Could you move your chair a skosh to the left so I can see the screen?

  • I'm feeling a skosh tired after that long walk in the park.

  • The soup needs just a skosh more salt to taste perfect.

Antonyms

a lot
∞ 1.0

To a very great degree

much
1 1.0

A large amount of something

How Much

extremely
∞ 1.0
somewhat
816 2.0
skosh
  • Informal
9.9
hardly
22 1.5

Surface Forms

skosh positive

Etymology

Skosh comes from the Japanese word sukoshi, which means 'a little'. Soldiers and visitors brought the word into English, and people use skosh to mean 'slightly' or 'a bit'.