Little

Definition of little:

part of speech: noun

That which is small in size, quantity.

part of speech: noun

A small quantity or extent.

part of speech: noun

That which is small in quantity or extent: a small space.

Less.

part of speech: adjective

( comp. LESS; superl. LEAST) Small in quantity or extent: weak, poor: brief.

part of speech: adjective

Small in size or quantity; contemptible.

part of speech: noun

Littleness.

part of speech: adverb

In a small quantity or degree: not much.

Least.

part of speech: adverb

In a small degree; not ch.

part of speech: adjective

To a small degree.

part of speech: adjective

Small in size, quantity, dignity, or importance; brief in time; insignificant; ing; mean.

Usage examples for little:

• No. He was once a fery little smaal chylt, in her old plind aarms. "Malcolm", George MacDonald.

• " That's all very well," I said, thinking a little "The Lady with the Dog and Other Stories", Anton Chekhov.

• I ask so little you see. "Love and Lucy", Maurice Henry Hewlett.

• Indeed, we two thought but little more about the matter. "The Dew of Their Youth", S. R. Crockett.