petite culture
/pəˌtiːt kʌlˈt(j)ʊə/noun
Small-scale farming.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Stuart Mill (1806–1873), philosopher, economist, and advocate of women's rights. From French petite culture from petite, feminine of petit + culture.
- put-through
- puttied
- puttin'-aff
- putting cleek
- putting club
- putting green
- putting hole
- putting iron
- putting-off
- putting on
- putting stone
- Puttnam, Sir David
- putto
- puttock
- put-together
- puttony
- puttoo
- put to rout
- put to the sword
- put to the torch (or put a torch to)
- puttu
- put two and two together
- putty
- putty blower
- putty head