touch of



touch of something

 
1. a mild case of some illness. I have a touch of the flu and need some more bed rest.
2. a little bit of something, particularly a small helping of food or drink. A: How about some more? What do you need? B: I'll have just a touch of that meatloaf if there's enough to go around.
See also: of, touch

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Kyros-Ancient Greek, Biblical Greek
Sakineh-Persian
Elior-Hebrew
ReadREEDEnglish (Rare)
IkeIEKEnglish
Roseanne[rəu'zæn]