Definition of small print in US English:
small print
nounˌsmɔl ˈprɪntˌsmôl ˈprint
British another term for fine print
Example sentencesExamples
- One policy seen by Scotland on Sunday ran to 13 pages of small print containing 15,000 words.
- Their names are recorded in small print on the backs of dusty album sleeves or frayed concert programs, as sidemen and women.
- This text appeared at the end of twenty-one lines of very small print at the end of a page.
- In small print at the bottom were a list of advisory pamphlets that were available, apparently in all major dialects and communication methods.
- The problem was I remembered the story as being really big when it was just a very small three paragraph article written in small print.
- The small print at the bottom of the page said it was printed in 1930.
- This is noted by the author's biography listed at the bottom of the article in small print.