Preposition: over

• top: A tad over the top in a wee trough I hesitate to suggest.

Converse of object

• disappoint: I have to confess to being a tad disappointed with some of the exhibits.

• confuse: I must admit to being a tad confused by now.

• seem: All this menu stuff seems a tad complicated for 5 links!

• feel: Of course, the bedroom still feels a tad crowded.

• look: The website now looks a tad better in Firefox, thanks to some tidying of the CSS.

• sound: The whole thing seems heavily compressed, and the final mix-down can sound a tad muddy now and then.

Preposition: on

• side: Yes, the room was a tad on the smallish side.

• size: I think even £ 25 million would be a tad on the large size for a transfer fee.

Adjective modifier

• wee: That would seem to be a wee tad inconsistent with your theory, wouldn't it?

Modifies a noun

• bit: Winter Gardening Looking Toward Spring Ok, the title " winter gardening " might be a tad bit misleading.

• boring: It does get a tad boring, tho, repeating the same spiel, tweaked depending on the audience, so many times.

• clunky: Maybe I am just too used to the Adventure series but, they do feel a tad clunky.

• vulgar: More than you'd think [ November 17 ] Isn't it all just a tad vulgar?

• dark: Setting gamma to 1.8 will probably make things a tad dark.

• light: All round, a good weekend, even if we were a tad light on numbers of freshers.