thimblefuls
Barely any liquid
Thimblefuls is the plural of thimbleful—a very small quantity, roughly what would fit in a thimble used for sewing.
The word almost always describes liquids, especially alcohol: She added a thimbleful of brandy to the sauce.
It emphasizes how little is being offered or consumed: He poured thimblefuls of whiskey for each guest.
Tiny liquid sphere
- dashQuick burst or pinch
- pinchSqueeze with fingertips
- dramSmall measure, liquid or weight
- sipSmall mouthful of liquid
smidgen · teaspoon · splash · dollop · drizzle · sprinkle · jigger · capful
Extremely small in size
- minuteSixtieth of an hour
- minusculeExtremely small in size
- infinitesimalQuantity approaching zero
- microscopicToo small for eyes
diminutive · meager · scant · paltry · negligible · trifling · pittance · token
Thread-based textile craft
- tailoringCustom clothing adjustment
- seamstressOne who stitches garments
- pincushionPadded needle storage
- stitchingJoining with needle, thread
dressmaking · quilting · embroidery · hemming · mending · darning · needle · thread
droplet
Tiny liquid sphere
sip · smidgen · teaspoon · splash · dollop · drizzle · sprinkle · jigger · capful · trace
tiny
Extremely small in size
- minuteSixtieth of an hour
- minusculeExtremely small in size
- infinitesimalQuantity approaching zero
microscopic · diminutive · meager · scant · paltry · negligible · trifling · pittance · token · measly
needlework
Thread-based textile craft
- tailoringCustom clothing adjustment
- seamstressOne who stitches garments
- pincushionPadded needle storage
stitching · dressmaking · quilting · embroidery · hemming · mending · darning · needle · thread · fabric