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Term: Small Scoop

Definition:

A small scoop is a utensil or tool used for scooping small portions or amounts of food, ingredients, or other substances. It usually has a shallow bowl and a short handle, allowing for precise and controlled scooping.

Senses/Usages:

1. Noun (Object)

A small scoop can refer to the physical utensil itself.

Example sentence: I used a small scoop to portion out the cookie dough onto the baking sheet.

2. Verb (Action)

Small scoop can also be used as a verb to describe the action of using a small scoop utensil to extract or transfer something.

Example sentence: She expertly small scooped the ice cream into the cone, ensuring each scoop had perfect symmetry.

3. Adjective (Size)

The term "small scoop" can be used as an adjective to describe a scoop that is small in size compared to other scoops.

Example sentence: The ice cream parlor offers two options - a small scoop or a large scoop of gelato.

4. Local Usage (Informal)

In certain regions, "small scoop" can be used informally to refer to a small amount or portion of something without necessarily involving a physical scoop.

Example sentence: Add just a small scoop of sugar to your coffee if you prefer it less sweet.

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