Having little breadth or width in proportion to length; narrow. Now rare (chiefly as a contextual use of sense A. 3) or regional.

Of limited physical size; not big, or relatively small, in comparison with other things, especially… Of material objects, geographical features…

Little in magnitude; small. Often coupled with great or much.

a little wight (adjectival phr.): a small. Obsolete.

Of small size, small; little. Formerly also (occasionally): †small in number, few; = petty, adj. 3 (obsolete).

Extremely small, tiny. (In Scottish use with weaker sense, as a synonym of little.) Often more emphatically wee wee, little wee, wee little.

Small, mean, weak.

Of small extent, size, or capacity.

Little.

Very small, insignificant in size or extent.

Little; tiny; very young. Now rare.

Chiefly Scottish. Small, tiny. Of the eyes: narrow, winking, half-shut. Cf. pink, n.5, pinkany, n.

Small in size; petty; mean.

Comparatively small of its kind; miniature. Also occasionally: characteristic of a baby in appearance, young.

In hesitating or deliberately emphatic use: = little, adj. pron.n. adv.

Small, very small, tiny. Also (reduplicated) tiddy iddy adj.

In Scottish use bit is used for bit of (‘a bit bread’; cf. German ein Stück Brod), and for bit of a (‘a bit bairn’); in the latter use it…

Hence, Of very small value, amount, or size.

Used hypocoristically for ‘little’ (chiefly in reference to babies or small domestic animals).

Chiefly Orkney and Shetland. Small, diminutive, tiny.

Small, little; insignificant.

Very small; extremely tiny. Also as n.: something which is very small.

In childish use: little.

Very little, tiny. Frequently in tiddly bit.

colloquial. Very small, tiny; insignificant, inconsequential. Chiefly North American in later use.

= little, adj. I.

depreciative. Esp. of a place: small; of little or no significance; spec. designating a trader or business operating on a very small scale.

Not extensive, small.

Inferior in size, quality, or amount; insignificant; weak; diminutive, tiny.

In regional pronunciation, or representing the speech of non-English-speakers or children; = little, adj.

colloquial. Very small, diminutive; relating to or concerning children. Also (occasionally) as n.

colloquial. = pint-sized, adj. 2.

Small, diminutive; wee.

In north-western North America: small. Also as n., and in tenas man n. a child.

Small, (charmingly) insubstantial, tiny; also, used disparagingly: arty-crafty, twee. Cf. itty-bitty, adj.

= itsy-bitsy, adj.

Very small, tiny, minute.

Lean; scrawny; meagre. Originally and chiefly U.S.