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Yet there is surprisingly little help for people like us.Things have just been a little harder this quarter.Yet there is little hard evidence to support these ideas.West hopes his partner has a little something.At present there is often very little that doctors can do to help them to recover.This way you are also doing a little stretch.The game allows you to take as little or as much responsibility as you want.But there's little from further back.Asked about his personal life, he gave little away.The older generation had little love for the extremists.We all get by with a little help from our friends.To know guys like that are backing you makes you want to push that little bit harder.Some players have that little extra something. Very little of the looted art has been recovered or returned to its owners.We are meant to use them little and often.The man himself was giving little away.The battle also had little impact on the continental land war.You pay too much for too little.It was a good little helping hand.The secret is to have as little impact as possible.We were speaking for quite a little while.That was my little bit of luck.This little lady can belt out a tune and is the triple threat.Our neighbours ought to know the way that we go on in our little quiet country towns.Very little is known about any of these important questions.Our thoughts will be with the one that comes up a little short.Add the icing sugar a little at a time and mix until smooth.There is a small spa but little else to do except relax.Some of the players are certainly a little older and a little wiser.So let's step back a little.

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little

British English: little /ˈlɪtl/ ADJECTIVE
A person or thing that is little is small in size.
They live in a little house.
  • American English: little
  • Arabic: صَغِيرٌ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: pequeno
  • Chinese: 小的
  • Croatian: malen
  • Czech: malý
  • Danish: lille
  • Dutch: klein
  • European Spanish: pequeño
  • Finnish: pieni
  • French: petit minime
  • German: klein
  • Greek: μικρός
  • Italian: piccolo
  • Japanese: 小さい
  • Korean: 작은
  • Norwegian: liten
  • Polish: mały
  • European Portuguese: pequeno
  • Romanian: mic
  • Russian: маленький
  • Latin American Spanish: pequeño
  • Swedish: liten
  • Thai: เล็ก
  • Turkish: küçük
  • Ukrainian: маленький
  • Vietnamese: nhỏ

Chinese translation of 'little'

little

(ˈlɪtl)

adj

  1. (= small) [thing, person] 小的 (xiǎo de)
    ⇒ a little house 小房子 (xiǎo fángzi)
  2. (= young) [child] 小的 (xiǎo de)
  3. (= younger)
    little brother/sister 弟弟/妹妹 (dìdi/mèimei)
  4. (= short) [distance, time, event] 短的 (duǎn de)
    ⇒ a little while longer 过一段时间 (guò yī duàn shíjiān)
    ⇒ There is very little time left. 只剩下很短的时间了。 (Zhǐ shèngxià hěn duǎn de shíjiān le.)
  5. (= trivial) 琐(瑣)碎的 (suǒsuì de)
    ⇒ Harry would often get angry over little things. 哈利总是为琐事动怒。 (Hālì zǒngshì wèi suǒshì dòngnù.)
  6. (quantifier)
    to have little time/money 没(沒)有多少时(時)间(間)/金钱(錢) (méiyǒu duōshao shíjiān/jīnqián)

adv

  1. (shǎo)
    ⇒ I have seen him very little recently. 最近我很少见到他。 (Zuìjìn wǒ hěn shǎo jiàndào tā.)
    ⇒ We tried to interfere as little as possible. 我们尽可能不干预。 (Wǒmen jǐn kěnéng bù gānyù.)
    a little (= small amount) 一点(點) (yīdiǎn) (noun) 一点(點) (yīdiǎn) [sleep, eat] 一点(點) (yīdiǎn)
    ⇒ Try to persuade her to eat a little. 试着劝她吃点东西。 (Shìzhe quàn tā chī diǎn dōngxi.)
    a little boy of 8 一个(個)8岁(歲)的小男孩 (yī gè bāsuì de xiǎo nánhái)
    a little bit (adj) 有点(點) (yǒudiǎn)
    little by little 逐渐(漸)地 (zhújiàn de)
littlea little 都用在不可数名词前,但是意义不同。例如,如果说 I have a little money,这是一个肯定的表达,说明你有钱。然而,如果说 I have little money,它就是一个否定的表达,意思是基本上没钱。

All related terms of 'little'

(adjective) 
Definition
of small quantity, extent, or duration
I had little money and little free time.
Synonyms
not much
small
a diet of one small meal a day
insufficient
There was insufficient evidence to proceed.
scant
There is scant evidence of strong economic growth to come.
meagre
a meagre 3% pay rise
sparse
Many slopes are rock fields with sparse vegetation.
skimpy
skimpy underwear
measly (informal)
The average bathroom measures a measly 3.5 metres.
hardly any
Opposites
much
,
ample
,
abundant
,
plentiful
(adjective) 
Definition
of small or less than average size
We sat round a little table.
Synonyms
small
She is small for her age.
minute
Only a minute amount is needed.
short
He's short for his age.
tiny
Though she was tiny, she had a very loud voice.
mini
wee
Fancy being so scared of a wee spider!
compact
a compact computer that could be tucked under the arm and carried like a notebook
miniature
The farm has been selling miniature roses since 1979.
dwarf
dwarf shrubs
slender
the Government's slender 21-seat majority
diminutive
a diminutive figure stood at the entrance
petite
a petite woman who spoke little English
dainty
elfin
bijou
infinitesimal
mineral substances present in infinitesimal amounts in the soil
teeny-weeny
Lilliputian
His vocabulary has shrunk to Lilliputian proportions.
munchkin (informal, mainly US)
teensy-weensy
pygmy or pigmy
Opposites
great
,
big
,
large
,
huge
,
giant
,
enormous
,
considerable
,
immense
,
colossal
,
ginormous (informal)
(adjective) 
Definition
young
When I was little, I was hyperactive.
Synonyms
young
I was still too young to understand what was going on.
small
What were you like when you were small?
junior
infant
The infant company was based in Germany.
immature
The birds were in immature plumage.
undeveloped
damage to the undeveloped foetus
babyish
I'm ashamed of the babyish nonsense I write.
(adjective) 
Definition
contemptible, mean, or disagreeable
He found himself getting angry over little things.
Synonyms
unimportant
It was an unimportant job, and paid very little.
minor
She is known for a number of minor roles in films.
petty
Rows would start over petty things.
trivial
I don't like to visit the doctor just for something trivial.
trifling
The guests had each paid £250, no trifling sum.
insignificant
In 1949 it was still a small, insignificant city.
negligible
Managers are convinced that the strike will have a negligible effect.
paltry
She had no interest in such paltry concerns.
inconsiderable
He was a man of great charm and not inconsiderable wit.
Opposites
important
,
serious
,
major
,
significant
, grave,
momentous
(adjective) 
Definition
of small quantity, extent, or duration
She stood up quickly, giving a little cry of astonishment.
Synonyms
short
We had a short meeting.
brief
This time their visit is brief.
fleeting
They caught only a fleeting glimpse of the driver.
short-lived
Any hope that the speech would end the war was short-lived.
passing
people who dismissed mobile phones as a passing fad
hasty
After the hasty meal, they took up their positions.
momentary
a momentary lapse of concentration
Opposites
long
(adjective) 
Definition
contemptible, mean, or disagreeable
I won't play your little mind-games.
Synonyms
mean
Upstaging the bride was a particularly mean trick.
base
cheap (informal)
That was a cheap trick to play on anyone.
petty
I think that attitude is a bit petty.
narrow-minded
He's just a narrow-minded bigot.
small-minded
their small-minded preoccupation with making money
illiberal
His views are markedly illiberal.
(adverb) 
Definition
not at all, or hardly
On the way back they spoke very little.
Synonyms
hardly
I could hardly see the garden for the fog.
barely
His voice was barely audible.
not quite
not much
only just
scarcely
He could scarcely breathe.
Opposites
much
(adverb) 
Definition
not much or often
We go there very little nowadays.
Synonyms
rarely
seldom
They seldom speak.
scarcely
I scarcely ever re-read my published writings.
not often
infrequently
hardly ever
Opposites
much
,
always
(noun) 
Don't give me too much. Just a little.
Synonyms
bit
a bit of cake
touch
She thought she might have a touch of flu.
spot (British)
We've given all the club members tea, coffee and a spot of lunch.
trace
Wash them in cold water to remove all traces of sand.
hint
I glanced at her and saw no hint of irony on her face.
dash
Add a dash of balsamic vinegar.
particle
Particles of food can get stuck between the teeth.
fragment
She read everything, digesting every fragment of news.
pinch
a pinch of salt
small amount
dab
a dab of glue
trifle
tad (informal)
snippet
I read a snippet she had cut from a magazine.
speck
He leaned forward and brushed a speck of dust off his shoes.
modicum
I like to think I've had a modicum of success.
Opposites
much
,
lot

phrase

See a little

idiom

See little by little

Quotation

Little things affect little minds [Benjamin Disraeli – Sybil]

Additional synonyms

in the sense of babyish
I'm ashamed of the babyish nonsense I write.
Synonyms
childish,
young,
simple,
soft (informal),
silly,
spoiled,
juvenile,
foolish,
immature,
boyish or girlish,
infantile,
sissy,
puerile,
namby-pamby,
baby
in the sense of barely
Definition
only just
His voice was barely audible.
Synonyms
only just,
just,
hardly,
scarcely,
at a push,
almost not
in the sense of brief
Definition
short in duration
This time their visit is brief.
Synonyms
short,
fast,
quick,
temporary,
fleeting,
swift,
short-lived,
little,
hasty,
momentary,
ephemeral,
quickie (informal),
transitory

Synonyms of 'little'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of cheap
Definition
mean or despicable
That was a cheap trick to play on anyone.
Synonyms
despicable,
mean,
low,
base,
vulgar,
sordid,
contemptible,
scurvy (old-fashioned),
scungy (Australian, New Zealand)
in the sense of compact
Definition
neatly fitted into a restricted space
a compact computer that could be tucked under the arm and carried like a notebook
Synonyms
small,
little,
tiny,
mini,
wee,
diminutive,
petite,
dinky (informal),
pocket-sized
in the sense of dab
Definition
a small amount of something soft or moist
a dab of glue
Synonyms
spot (British),
little,
bit,
drop,
touch,
taste,
suggestion,
pat,
trace,
hint,
dash,
particle,
splash,
sprinkle,
smear,
lick,
trickle,
dribble,
fleck,
smudge,
tad (informal),
speck,
dollop (informal),
modicum,
soupçon,
smidgen or smidgin (informal)
in the sense of dash
Definition
a small amount
Add a dash of balsamic vinegar.
Synonyms
drop,
little,
bit,
shot (informal),
touch,
spot (British),
suggestion,
trace,
hint,
pinch,
sprinkling,
tot,
trickle,
nip,
tinge,
soupçon
in the sense of diminutive
Definition
very small
a diminutive figure stood at the entrance
Synonyms
small,
little,
tiny,
minute,
pocket(-sized),
mini,
wee,
miniature,
petite,
midget,
undersized,
teeny-weeny,
Lilliputian,
bantam,
teensy-weensy,
pygmy or pigmy
in the sense of dwarf
Definition
(of an animal or plant) much below the average size for the species
dwarf shrubs
Synonyms
miniature,
small,
baby,
tiny,
pocket,
dwarfed,
diminutive,
petite,
bonsai,
pint-sized (informal),
undersized,
teeny-weeny,
Lilliputian,
teensy-weensy
in the sense of fleeting
Definition
rapid and soon passing
They caught only a fleeting glimpse of the driver.
Synonyms
momentary,
short,
passing,
flying,
brief,
temporary,
short-lived,
fugitive,
transient,
flitting,
ephemeral,
transitory,
evanescent (formal),
fugacious,
here today, gone tomorrow
in the sense of fragment
Definition
an incomplete piece
She read everything, digesting every fragment of news.
Synonyms
piece,
part,
bit,
scrap,
particle,
portion,
fraction,
shiver (archaic, literary),
shred,
remnant,
speck,
sliver,
wisp,
morsel,
oddment,
chip
in the sense of hasty
Definition
done or happening suddenly or quickly
After the hasty meal, they took up their positions.
Synonyms
brief,
short,
quick,
passing,
rushed,
fleeting,
superficial,
cursory,
perfunctory,
transitory
in the sense of hint
Definition
a small amount
I glanced at her and saw no hint of irony on her face.
Synonyms
trace,
touch,
suggestion,
taste,
breath,
dash,
whisper,
suspicion,
tinge,
whiff,
speck,
undertone,
soupçon

Additional synonyms

in the sense of illiberal
Definition
narrow-minded or intolerant
His views are markedly illiberal.
Synonyms
intolerant,
prejudiced,
bigoted,
narrow-minded,
small-minded,
reactionary,
hidebound,
uncharitable,
ungenerous
in the sense of immature
Definition
not fully grown or developed
The birds were in immature plumage.
Synonyms
young,
adolescent,
undeveloped,
green,
raw,
premature,
unfinished,
imperfect,
untimely,
unripe,
unformed,
unseasonable,
unfledged
in the sense of inconsiderable
Definition
not worth considering
He was a man of great charm and not inconsiderable wit.
Synonyms
insignificant,
small,
slight,
light,
minor,
petty,
trivial,
trifling,
negligible,
unimportant,
small-time (informal),
inconsequential,
exiguous
in the sense of infant
Definition
in an early stage of development
The infant company was based in Germany.
Synonyms
early,
new,
developing,
young,
growing,
initial,
dawning,
fledgling,
newborn,
immature,
embryonic,
emergent,
nascent,
unfledged
in the sense of infinitesimal
Definition
extremely small
mineral substances present in infinitesimal amounts in the soil
Synonyms
microscopic,
minute,
tiny,
wee,
atomic,
insignificant,
negligible,
minuscule,
teeny (informal),
teeny-weeny,
unnoticeable,
teensy-weensy,
inappreciable
in the sense of insignificant
Definition
having little or no importance
In 1949 it was still a small, insignificant city.
Synonyms
unimportant,
minor,
irrelevant,
petty,
trivial,
meaningless,
trifling,
meagre,
negligible,
flimsy,
paltry,
immaterial,
inconsequential,
nondescript,
measly (informal),
scanty,
inconsiderable,
of no consequence,
nonessential,
small potatoes,
nickel-and-dime (US, slang),
of no account,
nugatory,
unsubstantial,
not worth mentioning,
of no moment,
wanky (taboo, slang)
in the sense of insufficient
Definition
not enough for a particular purpose
There was insufficient evidence to proceed.
Synonyms
inadequate,
incomplete,
scant,
meagre,
short,
sparse,
deficient,
lacking,
unqualified,
insubstantial,
incommensurate
in the sense of Lilliputian
Definition
tiny
His vocabulary has shrunk to Lilliputian proportions.
Synonyms
tiny,
little,
small,
baby,
mini,
wee,
miniature,
dwarf,
diminutive,
bantam,
petite,
minuscule,
teeny (informal),
pocket-sized,
teeny-weeny,
teensy-weensy,
pygmy or pigmy
in the sense of meagre
Definition
not enough in amount or extent
a meagre 3% pay rise
Synonyms
insubstantial,
little,
small,
poor,
spare,
slight,
inadequate,
pathetic,
slender,
scant,
sparse,
deficient,
paltry,
skimpy,
puny,
measly (informal),
scanty,
exiguous (formal),
scrimpy
in the sense of measly
Definition
too small in quantity or value
The average bathroom measures a measly 3.5 metres.
Synonyms
meagre,
miserable,
pathetic,
paltry,
mean,
poor,
petty,
beggarly,
pitiful,
skimpy,
puny,
stingy,
contemptible,
scanty,
miserly,
niggardly,
ungenerous,
mingy (British, informal),
snoep (South Africa, informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of miniature
Definition
much smaller than usual
The farm has been selling miniature roses since 1979.
Synonyms
small,
little,
minute,
baby,
reduced,
tiny,
pocket,
toy,
mini,
wee,
dwarf,
scaled-down,
diminutive,
minuscule,
midget,
teeny-weeny,
Lilliputian,
teensy-weensy,
pygmy or pigmy
in the sense of minor
Definition
not very serious or significant
She is known for a number of minor roles in films.
Synonyms
small,
lesser,
subordinate,
smaller,
light,
slight,
secondary,
petty,
inferior,
trivial,
trifling,
insignificant,
negligible,
unimportant,
paltry,
inconsequential,
inconsiderable,
nickel-and-dime (US, slang)
in the sense of minute
Definition
very small
Only a minute amount is needed.
Synonyms
small,
little,
tiny,
miniature,
slender,
fine,
microscopic,
diminutive,
minuscule,
infinitesimal,
teeny-weeny,
Lilliputian,
teensy-weensy
in the sense of modicum
Definition
a small amount
I like to think I've had a modicum of success.
Synonyms
little,
bit,
drop,
touch,
inch,
scrap,
dash,
grain,
particle,
fragment,
atom,
pinch,
ounce,
shred,
small amount,
crumb,
tinge,
mite,
tad (informal),
speck,
iota
in the sense of momentary
Definition
lasting for only a moment
a momentary lapse of concentration
Synonyms
short-lived,
short,
brief,
temporary,
passing,
quick,
fleeting,
hasty,
transitory
in the sense of narrow-minded
Definition
bigoted, intolerant, or prejudiced
He's just a narrow-minded bigot.
Synonyms
intolerant,
conservative,
prejudiced,
biased,
provincial,
petty,
reactionary,
parochial,
short-sighted,
bigoted,
insular,
opinionated,
small-minded,
hidebound,
illiberal,
strait-laced
in the sense of negligible
Definition
so small or unimportant as to be not worth considering
Managers are convinced that the strike will have a negligible effect.
Synonyms
insignificant,
small,
minute,
minor,
petty,
trivial,
trifling,
unimportant,
inconsequential,
imperceptible,
nickel-and-dime (US, slang)
in the sense of paltry
Definition
insignificant
She had no interest in such paltry concerns.
Synonyms
insignificant,
trivial,
worthless,
unimportant,
small,
low,
base,
minor,
slight,
petty,
trifling,
Mickey Mouse (slang),
piddling (informal),
toytown (slang),
poxy (slang),
nickel-and-dime (US, slang),
picayune (US),
chickenshit (US, slang),
twopenny-halfpenny (British, informal)
in the sense of particle
Definition
an extremely small piece or amount
Particles of food can get stuck between the teeth.
Synonyms
bit,
piece,
scrap,
grain,
molecule,
atom,
shred,
crumb,
mite,
jot,
speck,
mote,
whit,
tittle,
iota
in the sense of passing
Definition
momentary or short-lived
people who dismissed mobile phones as a passing fad
Synonyms
momentary,
fleeting,
short-lived,
transient,
ephemeral,
short,
brief,
temporary,
transitory,
evanescent (formal),
fugacious (rare)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of petite
Definition
(of a woman) small and dainty
a petite woman who spoke little English
Synonyms
small,
little,
slight,
delicate,
dainty,
dinky (British, informal),
elfin
in the sense of petty
Definition
trivial or unimportant
Rows would start over petty things.
Synonyms
trivial,
inferior,
insignificant,
little,
small,
slight,
trifling,
negligible,
unimportant,
paltry,
measly (informal),
contemptible,
piddling (informal),
inconsiderable,
inessential,
nickel-and-dime (US, slang)
in the sense of petty
Definition
small-minded
I think that attitude is a bit petty.
Synonyms
small-minded,
mean,
cheap (informal),
grudging,
shabby,
spiteful,
stingy,
ungenerous,
mean-minded
in the sense of pinch
Definition
the quantity that can be taken up between a thumb and finger
a pinch of salt
Synonyms
dash,
bit,
taste,
mite,
jot,
speck,
small quantity,
smidgen (informal),
soupçon
in the sense of scant
Definition
scarcely sufficient
There is scant evidence of strong economic growth to come.
Synonyms
inadequate,
insufficient,
meagre,
sparse,
little,
limited,
bare,
minimal,
deficient,
barely sufficient
in the sense of scarcely
Definition
hardly at all
He could scarcely breathe.
Synonyms
hardly,
barely,
only just,
scarce (archaic),
almost not
in the sense of scarcely
I scarcely ever re-read my published writings.
Synonyms
rarely,
seldom,
not often,
infrequently,
occasionally,
once in a blue moon (informal),
hardly ever
in the sense of seldom
Definition
rarely
They seldom speak.
Synonyms
rarely,
occasionally,
not often,
once in a while,
infrequently,
sporadically,
once in a blue moon (informal),
hardly ever,
only now and then,
scarcely ever
in the sense of short-lived
Definition
lasting only for a short time
Any hope that the speech would end the war was short-lived.
Synonyms
brief,
short,
temporary,
fleeting,
passing,
transient,
ephemeral,
transitory,
impermanent
in the sense of skimpy
Definition
inadequate in amount or size
skimpy underwear
Synonyms
inadequate,
insufficient,
scant,
meagre,
short,
tight,
thin,
sparse,
scanty,
miserly,
niggardly,
exiguous (formal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of slender
Definition
small or inadequate in amount or size
the Government's slender 21-seat majority
Synonyms
meagre,
little,
small,
inadequate,
insufficient,
scant,
scanty,
inconsiderable
in the sense of small-minded
Definition
having narrow selfish attitudes
their small-minded preoccupation with making money
Synonyms
petty,
mean,
rigid,
grudging,
envious,
bigoted,
intolerant,
blinkered,
narrow-minded,
hidebound,
dyed-in-the-wool,
ungenerous
in the sense of snippet
Definition
a small scrap or fragment
I read a snippet she had cut from a magazine.
Synonyms
piece,
scrap,
fragment,
part,
particle,
snatch,
shred
in the sense of sparse
Definition
small in amount and spread out widely
Many slopes are rock fields with sparse vegetation.
Synonyms
scattered,
scarce,
meagre,
sporadic,
few and far between,
scanty
in the sense of speck
Definition
a small or tiny piece of something
He leaned forward and brushed a speck of dust off his shoes.
Synonyms
particle,
bit,
grain,
dot,
atom,
shred,
mite,
jot,
modicum,
whit,
tittle,
iota
in the sense of spot
Definition
a small amount
We've given all the club members tea, coffee and a spot of lunch.
Synonyms
bit,
little,
drop,
bite,
splash,
small amount,
tad,
morsel,
modicum
in the sense of tiny
Definition
very small
Though she was tiny, she had a very loud voice.
Synonyms
small,
little,
minute,
slight,
mini,
wee,
miniature,
trifling,
insignificant,
negligible,
microscopic,
diminutive,
petite,
puny,
pint-sized (informal),
infinitesimal,
teeny-weeny,
Lilliputian,
dwarfish,
teensy-weensy,
pygmy or pigmy
in the sense of touch
Definition
a small amount
She thought she might have a touch of flu.
Synonyms
bit,
spot (British),
trace,
drop,
taste,
suggestion,
hint,
dash,
suspicion,
pinch,
smack,
small amount,
tinge,
whiff,
jot,
speck,
smattering,
intimation,
tincture
in the sense of trace
Definition
an amount of something so small that it is barely noticeable
Wash them in cold water to remove all traces of sand.
Synonyms
bit,
drop,
touch,
shadow,
suggestion,
hint,
dash,
suspicion,
tinge,
trifle,
whiff,
jot,
tincture,
iota
in the sense of trifling
Definition
insignificant, petty, or frivolous
The guests had each paid £250, no trifling sum.
Synonyms
insignificant,
small,
tiny,
empty,
slight,
silly,
shallow,
petty,
idle,
trivial,
worthless,
negligible,
unimportant,
frivolous,
paltry,
minuscule,
puny,
measly,
piddling (informal),
inconsiderable,
valueless,
nickel-and-dime (US, slang),
footling (informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of trivial
Definition
of little importance
I don't like to visit the doctor just for something trivial.
Synonyms
unimportant,
little,
small,
minor,
slight,
everyday,
petty,
meaningless,
commonplace,
worthless,
trifling,
insignificant,
negligible,
frivolous,
paltry,
incidental,
puny,
inconsequential,
trite,
inconsiderable,
valueless,
nickel-and-dime (US, slang),
wanky (taboo, slang),
chickenshit (US, slang)
in the sense of undeveloped
Definition
not yet mature or adult
damage to the undeveloped foetus
Synonyms
potential,
immature,
embryonic,
in embryo
in the sense of wee
Definition
small or short
Fancy being so scared of a wee spider!
Synonyms
little,
small,
minute,
tiny,
miniature,
insignificant,
negligible,
microscopic,
diminutive,
minuscule,
teeny (informal),
itsy-bitsy (informal),
teeny-weeny,
Lilliputian,
titchy (British, informal),
teensy-weensy,
pygmy or pigmy
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