little

An affectionate slang word often used for a girlfriend or close friend

A very small person or creature like one in a story

A small child or young goat that people talk about in a loving, informal way

A very small person, often a child

A small child, said in a friendly way

A small child or person treated with love and care

A small, cute child often a baby or toddler

Young children who are not yet adults

A person who is fully grown and no longer a child

A small amount, not very much

In any way, even the smallest amount

Gradually in small amounts over time

Only a very small amount remains

All small details of a person's life or a situation

To make someone do what you want by charming them

A fairly large amount of something

A modest, joking way to talk about yourself when you get praise or attention

With little success and no real result

A very active person who works hard and gets many things done

Someone told the speaker something without saying who

Small things you do or give are important because they add up

Almost no chance of being wrong

A phrase to tell someone they do not believe enough

You say this when you hear something but do not say who told you

A peaceful small-town feeling with friendly neighbors like in old TV shows

A small, disappointing thing that does not help enough

A playful phrase that says another person or pet is welcome too

Small regular efforts lead to big results over time

Helps in a small, quiet, personal way

To make decisions using feelings instead of careful thought

A small amount of something

A young girl who is not yet a teenager

A brother who is younger than you

A sister who is younger than you

A very short adult often because of a medical condition called dwarfism

A woman or girl spoken to in a warm, slightly old-fashioned way

An organized baseball and softball league for children with teams, games, and coaching

A person who feels small and powerless against those in power

A feeling of not trusting people or plans much

Few people know about it

A child who behaves well and is much loved

An older woman who seems gentle and harmless

The smallest finger on the hand that is farthest from the thumb

A small human hand that often belongs to a child

A small green creature said to come from another planet

A simple black dress to wear to many events like a party or dinner

A man's sexual feelings or other emotions that make him act without thinking

A person or thing that makes a task easier

A small theater where students or community groups perform new plays

Smallest toe at the outer edge of the human foot

An informal name for a bathroom for men or boys

The short pointer on a clock that shows the hour

An old small man who many people like

A small group of stars in the northern sky east of Orion that contains the bright star Procyon

A group of seven stars that look like a small spoon in the northern sky with Polaris at its handle

A girl in a famous fairy tale who meets a wolf while visiting her grandmother

A group of children who play organized baseball in a local league

A child who behaves badly and causes a lot of trouble

Very little help when you try to do something

A child who is spoiled because parents give them everything they want

A child between eight and twelve who plays on an organized youth baseball team

A boy who is too polite and too neatly dressed

A small child who makes trouble in a playful way

A young man who has a lot of money but feels lonely or unhappy

A 1876 battle in Montana where United States soldiers led by Custer lose to Sioux and Cheyenne warriors

A soldier in green with no badge sent so a country can deny sending them

A small bird that hunts mice with a round head and yellow eyes

A small, cute child often a baby or toddler

A young woman who seems unhappy or lonely even though she has a lot of money

A slow time someone takes on purpose that annoys other people

An 1876 battle in Montana where General Custer's soldiers were defeated by Sioux and Cheyenne

A person who panics about small problems and warns others without reason

A way of acting that uses little effort

A habit of not trying hard and avoiding work

A small sea bird with a short beak that lives in the Arctic

A small wild grass like barley that grows in fields and along roads

A small group of stars in the northern sky that includes the North Star

A small brown flying animal common in North America that sleeps in houses and forests

A small common North American bat that lives across the continent

A small animal like a rabbit that lives in rocky mountain areas in North America

A small plant that looks like moss and grows on the ground

A small plant like a tiny fir tree that grows on the forest floor

A river in the western United States famous for the 1876 Battle of the Little Bighorn

A river in Wyoming and Montana that flows by the 1876 battle site

A very small shiny black insect that lives in groups and often comes into houses for food

A small blue-grey bird that lives near water and eats fish

A small boy people call in a friendly, playful way

A small fern that grows in shaded tropical forests in the Americas

Small brown water bird with a short neck that swims and dives on ponds

A river that flows from northern Wyoming into the Bighorn River in southern Montana known for Custer's Last Stand

A small white bird with a thin black bill that lives by rivers and catches fish

A person who follows orders without thinking, often in a large organization

A person who has narrow views about other countries and England's place in the world

A small low plant with short leafy stems and small round yellow orange flowers

A slang name for the number four in dice games like craps

A small hurt a child gets, like a scratch or bump

A person someone loves and finds cute

A river in the north-central United States that starts in northeast Wyoming and joins the Missouri River in North Dakota

A short set of prayers to the Virgin Mary said by Catholics

A plant disease that makes potatoes small and misshapen

A small gift given to show thanks or care

A river in eastern Illinois that flows southeast towards the Wabash River

A letter used in old Slavic writing to show a vowel pronounced through the nose