| génér. |
tiny; puny; bite-size; bitty; piccaninny; diminutive (very small • a diminutive child); dead small (Just a warning: most constructions that use "dead" as an intensifier are classic colloquial Britspeak. In the US you'll hear "dead right," "dead wrong," even "dead tired" (not the same provenance but it looks the same); you're unlikely to hear "dead stupid," "dead old," "dead pretty"... Liv Bliss); pickaninny; itty-bitty (Anglophile); pint-sized (Anglophile); itsy bitsy (Franka_LV); teensy weensy; mini; minuscule (I. Havkin); shrimpish; bite size; peewee (Taras); tiny little (They have a tiny little kitchen. I wonder how they can eat in it when they get together. ART Vancouver); matchbox (matchbox apartment vogeler) |
