morsel
/ˈmɔrsəl/
noun
- A small piece or amount of food; a bite-sized portion.
- The bird picked up a morsel of bread from the ground.
- He ate every morsel of the delicious stew.
- She saved a morsel of cake for her little brother.
- A small amount of something, especially something desirable or interesting.
- The detective found a morsel of evidence at the crime scene.
- The article contained a morsel of truth among the rumors.
- She offered a morsel of advice to the nervous student.