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Meanings of has tiny in English

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Usage of has tiny in English
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She has tiny little arms and I bet they come off real easy.
Pressure
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It has tiny, almost holly-like evergreen leaves, smooth on both sides.
The Irish Times
3
Louise is a bit bowlegged and she has tiny little feet.
Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
4
It is not smooth; it has tiny waves upon it.
Ontario Teachers' Manuals: Literature
5
He is brown-haired, I think, and he has tiny hands.
The red queen
6
The Dancing Star sloppy knit has tiny, subtle and pretty jewel coloured Italian crystals.
The Irish Times
7
She has tiny wrinkles in the corners of those eyes, and a wry smile beneath.
The Mammoth Book of Steampunk
8
Dill, an herb that grows anywhere, has tiny leaves and a large, flowering seed head.
Canning & preserving for dummies 2nd edition
9
It has tiny little diamonds surrounding a slightly-less tiny sapphire -her favoured gem and birthstone.
News.com.au
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The sting has tiny barbs on its tip, and these cause it to remain in the wound.
The Emancipatrix
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It's a fact: Trump has tiny hands.
The Guardian
12
The fly has tiny jaws, probably suitable only for munching pollen, unusually long legs and spiraled antennae.
Wired
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Saldivar, who was the president of Selena's fan club, has tiny eyes and a tight little frown.
The new yorker
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The spikes are gone, and now it has tiny claws, and two eyes at the end of stalks.
On the Seashore / Cassell's "Eyes and No Eyes" Series, Book VII
15
Some ice has tiny air bubbles.
Wired
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Turkey has tiny amounts of gas and oil reserves, requiring it to import about 95 percent of the fuels.
Reuters
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