teeny
teensy-weensie
childish Particularly small or tiny. I'm not hungry myself, but I'd love to try just a teensy-weensie bite of your meal, if you don't mind. Be sure to appreciate the time when your children are teensy-weensie, because they grow up very fast!
teenybopper
A teenaged girl who closely follows or adheres to the trends and preoccupations typical of adolescence, especially as defined or directed by popular culture. The pop-idol's concerts always draw tens of thousands of teenyboppers. You're nearly 30, Janet, but you still act like some airheaded teenybopper.
teeny-weenie
childish Particularly small or tiny. I'm not hungry myself, but I'd love to try just a teeny-weenie bite of your meal, if you don't mind. Be sure to appreciate the time when your children are teeny-weenie, because they grow up very fast!
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
and teeny n. a sixteenth. (see also steenth.) It’s going at three and two teenies at the moment.
teeny
verbSee teenie
teenybopper
(ˈtinibɑpɚ) n. a young teenager, usually a girl. The teenyboppers moved around the mall in droves, not buying and not causing any trouble, just being available for anyone who wanted to see them.
teeny-weeny
and teenie-weenie and teensy-weensy (ˈtiniˈwini and ˈtintsiˈwintsi) mod. tiny. Could you move just a teenie-weenie bit to the left?
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
- teensy
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- have a bite