sma
- adjective
- UK
- The sma kitten curled up on the windowsill and fell asleep.
Examples
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He gave me a sma piece of cake after dinner.
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She wore a sma hat that barely covered her head.
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The cat is quite sma.
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He has a sma amount of money.
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He gave me a sma piece of cake after dinner.
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The sma kitten curled up on the windowsill and fell asleep.
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She wore a sma hat that barely covered her head.
Synonyms
Not large in size or amount
So small it can fit in your hand
Very small in size compared with the usual type
Very small in size or amount
Used for projects or models that are not large
Very small, like a baby mouse
Too small to be useful
Very small in size or amount
Very small in size
Very small and easy to miss
Very small in size
A very small thing that is much smaller than usual
A little smaller than usual
Very small and hard to see
Small in size or amount, often used in law and food
A small size for clothes or objects in Spanish
Very small and cute in a way that makes people smile
Antonyms
How Small
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sma is an informal dialect form of small. It comes from an old English word that meant 'small' or 'thin', so sma is used to talk about something little in size or amount.