teenie-weenie

teeny-weeny

childish Extremely small; tiny. I'm not hungry, but I'd love to try just a teeny-weeny bite of your meal, if you don't mind. Be sure to appreciate the time when your children are teeny-weeny, because they grow up very fast!

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

teenie-weenie

verb

See teeny-weeny

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

teenie
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weenie
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weensy
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teeny
have a bite

References in periodicals archive

And Sharon Stone, 58, was rocking an itsy-bitsy teenie-weenie number only last week.

Tatt's your lot at 38... Age at which you really need to stop doing certain things; (Unless you're David Beckham)

It is glorious weather--blue skies, bright sun and just that teenie-weenie nip.

The Finest Things In Life

THE SUPERMAN actrees was snapped earlier this month wearing an itsy-bitsy, teenie-weenie yellow bikini on a beach in Mexico, but apparently it wasn't teenie-weenie enough--she actually took off her top to frolic in the warm water.

Beach babes send the pulses racing; BUY A BIKINI.. TURN UP THE HEAT

Scaling its body further, you'll see a few of the usual stuff -- the camera button, lock key, micro SD card slot and the stylus pen which you will definitely need for those teenie-weenie things your finger might have a hard time touching.

N-ticing: Nokia Raises its Bar with the ,C?N900 Smartphone

While small busted girls can carry off itsy-bitsy teenie-weenie string bikinis, they often want to add a bit of oomph to their bikini top, which is possible with underwear tops or cutout swimming costumes, which often add curves.

Bathing beauties

This means I still get "This programme is not responding ..." alerts, but they appear a teenie-weenie bit quicker.

AGENDA: The day the music died on my bag of wet fish

This next type of hyphenated word includes several parts of speech and consists of silly-sounding, rhyming pairs, most often with a long-e ending, like whoopsy-daisy, hootchie-kootchie, creepy-crawly, goody-goody, wishy-washy, willy-nilly, ticky-tacky, tootsy-wootsy, namby-pamby, teenie-weenie, freaky-deaky, lovey-dopey, palsy-walsy, hanky-panky, heebie-jeebies, wowee-zowee, itty-bitty, topsy-turvy, hokey-pokey, and honey-baby.

Like a hyphen between troubled words

Bill, vice president-strategic accounts, and John, central regional sales manager-industrial, were very nice, and John ended our conversation by handing me an itsy-bitsy, teenie-weenie bag filled with three nicely wrapped, coin-shaped premium chocolate pieces from Milwaukee-based Ambrosia, a Grace Cocoa subsidiary.

Dear Bill and John: don't futz with the chocolate

词组	teenie-weenie
释义	teenie-weenie teeny-weeny childish Extremely small; tiny. I'm not hungry, but I'd love to try just a teeny-weeny bite of your meal, if you don't mind. Be sure to appreciate the time when your children are teeny-weeny, because they grow up very fast! Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. teenie-weenie verb See teeny-weeny McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: teenie teeny-weeny weenie teeny-weenie weensy teensy teensy-weensie teensy-weensy teeny have a bite References in periodicals archive And Sharon Stone, 58, was rocking an itsy-bitsy teenie-weenie number only last week. Tatt's your lot at 38... Age at which you really need to stop doing certain things; (Unless you're David Beckham) It is glorious weather--blue skies, bright sun and just that teenie-weenie nip. The Finest Things In Life THE SUPERMAN actrees was snapped earlier this month wearing an itsy-bitsy, teenie-weenie yellow bikini on a beach in Mexico, but apparently it wasn't teenie-weenie enough--she actually took off her top to frolic in the warm water. Beach babes send the pulses racing; BUY A BIKINI.. TURN UP THE HEAT Scaling its body further, you'll see a few of the usual stuff -- the camera button, lock key, micro SD card slot and the stylus pen which you will definitely need for those teenie-weenie things your finger might have a hard time touching. N-ticing: Nokia Raises its Bar with the ,C?N900 Smartphone While small busted girls can carry off itsy-bitsy teenie-weenie string bikinis, they often want to add a bit of oomph to their bikini top, which is possible with underwear tops or cutout swimming costumes, which often add curves. Bathing beauties This means I still get "This programme is not responding ..." alerts, but they appear a teenie-weenie bit quicker. AGENDA: The day the music died on my bag of wet fish This next type of hyphenated word includes several parts of speech and consists of silly-sounding, rhyming pairs, most often with a long-e ending, like whoopsy-daisy, hootchie-kootchie, creepy-crawly, goody-goody, wishy-washy, willy-nilly, ticky-tacky, tootsy-wootsy, namby-pamby, teenie-weenie, freaky-deaky, lovey-dopey, palsy-walsy, hanky-panky, heebie-jeebies, wowee-zowee, itty-bitty, topsy-turvy, hokey-pokey, and honey-baby. Like a hyphen between troubled words Bill, vice president-strategic accounts, and John, central regional sales manager-industrial, were very nice, and John ended our conversation by handing me an itsy-bitsy, teenie-weenie bag filled with three nicely wrapped, coin-shaped premium chocolate pieces from Milwaukee-based Ambrosia, a Grace Cocoa subsidiary. Dear Bill and John: don't futz with the chocolate
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