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Definitions for Littlest

[1] small in size; not big; not large; tiny: a little desk in the corner of the room.
[2] short in duration; not extensive; short; brief: a little while.
[3] small in number: a little group of scientists.
[4] small in amount or degree; not much: little hope.
[5] of a certain amount; appreciable (usually preceded by a ): We're having a little difficulty.
[6] being such on a small scale: little farmers.
[7] younger or youngest: He's my little brother.
[8] not strong, forceful, or loud; weak: a little voice.
[9] small in consideration, importance, position, affluence, etc.: little discomforts; tax reductions to help the little fellow.
[10] mean, narrow, or illiberal: a little mind.
[11] endearingly small or considered as such: Bless your little heart!
[12] amusingly small or so considered: a funny little way of laughing.
[13] contemptibly small, petty, mean, etc., or so considered: filthy little political tricks.
[14] not at all (used before a verb): He little knows what awaits him.
[15] in only a small amount or degree; not much; slightly: a little-known work of art; little better than a previous effort.
[16] seldom; rarely; infrequently: We see each other very little.
[17] a small amount, quantity, or degree: They did little to make him comfortable. If you want some ice cream, there's a little in the refrigerator.
[18] a short distance: It's down the road a little.
[19] a short time: Stay here for a little.
[20] in little , on a small scale; in miniature: a replica in little of Independence Hall.
[21] little by little , by small degrees; gradually: The water level rose little by little.
[22] make little of , belittle: to make little of one's troubles. to understand or interpret only slightly: Scholars made little of the newly discovered text.
[23] not a little , to a great extent; very much; considerably: It tired me not a little to stand for three hours.
[24] think little of , to treat casually; regard as trivial: They think little of driving 50 miles to see a movie.
[25] not standard the superlative of little
[26] (often preceded by a) a small quantity, extent, or duration of the little hope there is left ; very little milk (as pronoun ) save a little for me
[27] not much little damage was done
[28] make little of See make of (def. 3)
[29] not a little very a lot
[30] quite a little a considerable amount
[31] think little of to have a low opinion of
[32] of small or less than average size
[33] young a little boy ; our little ones
[34] endearingly familiar; dear my husband's little ways
[35] contemptible, mean, or disagreeable your filthy little mind
[36] (of a region or district) resembling another country or town in miniature little Venice
[37] little game a person's secret intention or business so that's his little game!
[38] no little considerable
[39] (usually preceded by a) in a small amount; to a small extent or degree; not a lot to laugh a little
[40] (used preceding a verb) not at all, or hardly he little realized his fate
[41] not much or often we go there very little now
[42] little by little by small degrees

Words related to Littlest

littlesmallest, basal, basic, essential, fundamental, least, lowest, minimum, nominal, token

Words nearby Littlest

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Origin of Littlest

before 900; Middle English, Old English lȳtel (lȳt few, small + -el diminutive suffix), cognate with Dutch luttel, Old High German luzzil, Old Norse lītill

Other words from Littlest

lit·tlish [lit -l-ish, lit -lish] /ˈlɪt l ɪʃ, ˈlɪt lɪʃ/ , adjective
lit·tle·ness , noun

Word origin for Littlest

Old English lӯtel; related to lӯr few, Old High German luzzil

Synonyms for Littlest

smallest, basal, basic, essential, fundamental, least, least possible, lowest, minimum, nominal, token