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(besides traditional definition) to fall and injure one's self while performing a rediculous act That dumbass smidge fell off the back of a car at 50mph and got road rash all up on his face.
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A small amount of something. Short for smidegeon. You blocked me in. Can you move your car up just a smidge?
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a person who does not use common sense and usually gets made fun of by others. Jeffrey: Hey what time is the Knicks game on tonight?
David: Jeffrey stop being a smidge the Knicks are always on @ 7 PM |
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Sarah Michelle Gellar. Smidge.
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The name given to someone who is weirdly short (small and midget). Have the tendency to be absolutely stunning and the best friend you would ever have. People like this are will be with you till the very end and always know what so say. Just a really good friend. Person 1: You seen that Laura Cowen?
Person 2: Who? Smidge? God she is fine! Person 1: And a really nice person. |
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A person, usualy female, short in stature, but large in heart. Also, smidges are usually very beautiful. My smidge is the sweetest person I know
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small amount of something sweet, emotinally sweet Katie gave Kristen a smidge when she asked if she wanted to go to Galveston.
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the ulmighty king of linwood who has many pawns random supermodel: i love smidge hes the man
:fonz: i know right |
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