toehold
lightweight
ooch
unambitious
scrape through
make heavy weather
gain ground
one step ahead
shit it in
if at first you don't succeed, try try again
barrier
sneak in
roadblock
sweep aside
make hay
squeak through
bubble under
ambitionless
squeak
tactic
stickability
if at first you don't succeed
salami technique
underachieve
drag the chain
come up from behind
easy
success
keep it moving
extract
squeak out
stride
move forward
steer
hinder
hint
low-budget
blockade
get by
embarrass
confidential information
stymy
stymie
block
tip
lead
manage
obstruct
snap of a finger
wind
hit the rocks
inch
first olive out of the bottle
gutsy
softly, softly, catchee monkey
coaster
come good
ease
climb up
on the right foot
bump in the road
plucky
miniature
worst
waltz
win through
embuggerance
wind at one's back
flex
strident
to little avail
slowball
edge up
smallball
romp
make the best of
undemanding
make ground
run into a brick wall
take up the gauntlet
beachhead
poorly
forward
home and dry
satisfise
motivatable
satisfice
win by a nose
get ahead
try for
go for
breakthrough
compete
little strokes fell great oaks
foray
microdecision
pull off

English words for 'Any small advantage which allows one to make significant progress; a slight footing or foothold.'

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