Half; half-sized, diminutive. Now rare.

Not full-size; small, diminutive. Now rare (colloquial or humorous).

Chiefly literary in later use. Of a person or thing: diminutive in size or form; miniature; tiny.

Of the nature of, resembling, or characteristic of a dwarf (in various senses); unusually small or short.

Characterized by diminution; hence, of less size or degree than the ordinary; small, little. In later use, generally, a more forcible expression…

Diminutive.

Diminutive, minute. rare.

figurative and in extended use: miniature, small-scale; tiny.

Of or pertaining to Lilliput or its inhabitants; hence, of diminutive size; petty.

figurative. Applied to a person or thing of minute or diminutive size.

figurative. Chiefly depreciative. As a modifier, designating a thing which is small, flimsy, inferior, or of little importance, as if designed…

Diminutive, miniature; esp. (of an image) reduced in size.

Designating something intended for children or young people; also applied to a product, device, etc., that is smaller than the normal size.

that is or appears to be the size of a toy, very small; cf. toy size adj. (a).

Used attributively = diminutive. Occasionally n., a person of diminutive size, a child.

Of the nature of, resembling, or suitable as a toy or plaything; spec. of or characterized by a toylike size or quality; small or poorly constructed…

Very small, tiny; (also) reduced in scale, range of operation, etc.