Usage of "little quirk"

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Usage of little quirk in English

That little quirk to his mouth faded, making his face very serious. 
 Four dukes and a devil 

Turns out there's a little quirk to the game - not a bug! 
 Wired 

Peculiar little quirk, he thought, to keep asking that question. 
 Think of a number 

I sure didn't want to explain my little quirk to Sweetie on Sam's time. 
 Dead as a doornail 

He didn't know what his mother's latest little quirk was about-notabout her age, surely. 
 Silent screams 

He saw a little quirk of her lips, at that, and was vastly encouraged thereby. 
 Jean of the Lazy A 

I worried that someday with someone else that little quirk might get him hurt, or worse. 
 Narcissus in Chains 

Hosea Brewster went to the open doorway and gave a long whistle with a little quirk at the end. 
 Half Portions 

They just happen to have this little quirk of biting people in the neck and drinking their blood, Penzler said in a telephone interview. 
 Reuters 

Sometimes it's the little quirks encountered at festivals that make a lasting impression. 
 The Irish Times 

Each smart lock has its own little quirks and perks. 
 Wired 

It's one of those odd little quirks us lawyers are required to live with. 
 The Kingmaker 

They're just like people; they have their little quirks. 
 Biggie and the devil diet 

One of my little quirks, I'm afraid. 
 The unincorporated man 

It's just one of his little quirks. 
 Mistress of the game 

All the princesses have their little quirks. 
 Wired 

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Meanings of little quirk in English