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  • 41little — adjective see there is no little enemy little fish are sweet a little knowledge is a dangerous thing little leaks sink the ship little pitchers have large ears a little pot is soon hot …

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  • 42little — {{11}}little (adj.) O.E. lytel not large, not much; short in distance or time; unimportant, also used in late O.E. as a noun, small piece; a short time, from W.Gmc. *lutilla (Cf. O.S. luttil, Du. luttel, O.H.G. luzzil, Ger. lützel, Goth. leitils… …

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  • 43little — 1. adjective 1) a little writing desk Syn: small, small scale, compact; mini, miniature, tiny, minute, minuscule; toy, baby, pocket, undersized, dwarf, midget, wee; informal teeny weeny, teensy weensy, itsy bits …

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  • 44little — I. adjective (littler or less or lesser; littlest or least) Etymology: Middle English littel, from Old English lȳtel; akin to Old High German luzzil little Date: before 12th century 1. not big: as a. small in size or extent ; …

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  • 45Little Si — Infobox Mountain Name = Little Si Photo = Little Si.jpg Caption = Little Si from the Southeast. Mt Si to the right. Elevation = convert|1576|ft|m|0 Location = Washington, USA Range = Cascades Prominence = convert|460|ft|m|0|abbr=oncite… …

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  • 46Little 15 — Infobox Single Name = Little 15 Artist = Depeche Mode from Album = Music for the Masses B side = Stjarna Released = May 16 1988 Format = Vinyl record (7 and 12 ), CD (1991 box set) Recorded = 1987 Genre = Synthpop Length = 7 4:16 Label = Mute… …

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  • 47little — See: A LITTLE, A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE IS A DANGEROUS THING, GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW, LITTLE FROG IN A BIG POND, MAKE LITTLE OF, NOT A LITTLE, QUITE A LITTLE or QUITE A LITTLE BIT, THINK LITTLE OF, TWIST AROUND ONE S LITTLE FINGER …

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  • 48little — See: A LITTLE, A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE IS A DANGEROUS THING, GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW, LITTLE FROG IN A BIG POND, MAKE LITTLE OF, NOT A LITTLE, QUITE A LITTLE or QUITE A LITTLE BIT, THINK LITTLE OF, TWIST AROUND ONE S LITTLE FINGER …

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  • 49little — See: a little, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, great oaks from little acorns grow, little frog in a big pond, make little of, not a little, quite a little or quite a little bit, think little of, twist one around one s little finger …

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  • 50little — 1. adjective 1) a little writing desk Syn: small, compact, miniature, tiny, toy, baby, undersized, dwarf, midget; Scottish wee; informal teeny weeny; Brit.; informal titchy, dinky; N.Amer.; informal vest pocket …

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