What is the definition of soupçon?

matizimo, I use the word a lot usually as a joke when having a larger portion than I should

Player #1489294, if you know anything about cooking it's used often

Hunt Nelson44, It's French.

What is the advantage of showing the exit?

Player #4382732, you can exit that level when ever you want.

Soupçon actually comes from a French word whose primary meaning is suspicion and through semantic shift has taken on the meaning of "a very small amount" used in both modern English and French so next time you add a soupçon of something to your soup you are adding a "suspicion"

The last line reminds me of my dead Father: "it could do with a soupçon of salt".

RegretfulHuman68, I get that too sometimes. Most annoying.

RegretfulHuman68, It's a big world.

RegretfulHuman68, Same situation here.

RegretfulHuman68, I think it might be when you use a flip tile to answer another question but not sure on this.

RegretfulHuman68, They don't make the words up , just probably a new word one did not know.

RegretfulHuman68, I hear ya...however I have actually heard of the word soupcon before, so I guess maybe it's just one of those rarely used words that it depends on what really old books you happen to have read.