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Definition of diminutive
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Diminutive
(n.)
Something
of very small size or
value;
an
insignificant
thing.
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Diminutive
::
Diminutive
(a.)
Expressing
diminution;
as, a
diminutive
word..
Small
::
Small
(superl.)
Having
little
size,
compared
with other
things
of the same kind;
little
in
quantity
or
degree;
diminutive;
not large or
extended
in
dimension;
not
great;
not much;
inconsiderable;
as, a small man; a small
river..
Daddy
::
Daddy (n.)
Diminutive
of Dad.
Whippersnapper
::
Whippersnapper
(n.) A
diminutive,
insignificant,
or
presumptuous
person..
Mousie
::
Mousie
(n.)
Diminutive
for
Mouse.
Hypocoristic
::
Hypocoristic
(a.)
Endearing;
diminutive;
as, the
hypocoristic
form of a
name..
Diminutive
::
Diminutive
(a.)
Tending
to
diminish.
Agate
::
Agate (n.) A
diminutive
person;
so
called
in
allusion
to the small
figures
cut in agate for rings and
seals.
Midget
::
Midget
(n.) A very
diminutive
person.
Little
::
Little
(a.) Small in size or
extent;
not big;
diminutive;
--
opposed
to big or
large;
as, a
little
body; a
little
animal;
a
little
piece of
ground;
a
little
hill; a
little
distance;
a
little
child..
Godling
::
Godling
(n.) A
diminutive
god.
#NAME?
::
-et () A noun
suffix
with a
diminutive
force;
as in
baronet,
pocket,
facet,
floweret,
latchet..
Couple-close
::
Couple-close
(n.) A
diminutive
of the
chevron,
containing
one
fourth
of its
surface.
Couple-closes
are
generally
borne one on each side of a
chevron,
and the
blazoning
may then be
either
a
chevron
between
two
couple-closes
or
chevron
cottised..
Lacinula
::
Lacinula
(n.) A
diminutive
lacinia.
Barrulet
::
Barrulet
(n.) A
diminutive
of the bar,
having
one
fourth
its
width..
#NAME?
::
-ock () A
suffix
used to form
diminutives;
as,
bullock,
hillock..
Minikin
::
Minikin
(a.)
Small;
diminutive.
Cottise
::
Cottise
(n.) A
diminutive
of the
bendlet,
containing
one half its area or one
quarter
the area of the bend. When a
single
cottise
is used alone it is often
called
a cost. See also
Couple-close..
"""lilliputian "
::
Lilliputian
(n.) One
belonging
to a very
diminutive
race
described
in
Swift's
Voyage
to
Lilliput..
Paleola
::
Paleola
(n.) A
diminutive
or
secondary
palea;
a
lodicule.
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