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Meanings of wee in English
(Used informally) very small.
Synonyms
Examples for "teeny"
Examples for "teeny"
1
Certain biohackers prefer taking teeny-tiny amounts of psychedelic drugs to boost focus.
2
The dinner at a teeny place like Caudebec in France was delicious.
3
Not unless you regularly leave out your scale despite you teeny countertop.
4
In fact, you haven't got a teeny-tiny clue who he could be.
5
Six and nine trades at a teeny, cross 'em all in there.
1
I put itty-bitty drops of wax in the tree to make apples.
2
Somebody else can teach the bitty kiddies how to fold their wings.
3
God knew how many little-bitty bullets he had rattling around in him.
4
You can see all the little bitty fibers of the Grinch's costume.
5
Those little bitty pieces Audie put into his whirligigs weren't worth anything.
1
But the display will feel teensy to anyone used to a 15-inch laptop.
2
Sure, swarms of teensy biochemical detectors would be valuable in war-zones.
3
Who'd have guessed that one teensy compliment could start such a feeding frenzy?
4
A more perfect film might have been just a teensy-weensy dull.
5
Maybe they could toss in a couple of very teensy weensy baby commas.
1
He jumps onto weeny little babies and feeble old women and-andhorses.
2
So he doesn't know his wife and the weeny baby are dead.
3
Every teeny, weeny act, no matter what it is, affects somebody else.
4
But winning gold for attitude so far is that weeny weightlifter Zoe Smith.
5
Why would you want to watch an NFL game on a teeny-weeny tablet?
1
A more perfect film might have been just a teensy-weensy dull.
2
Maybe they could toss in a couple of very teensy weensy baby commas.
3
She seemed a weensy bit perturbed, as my grandmother would have put it.
4
They found teensy-weensy boats in the middle of a frigging big empty ocean.
5
Imagine a teensy-weensy baby wearing a 0000 onesie called Dagger.
1
The 'bittie' dog seems to have won a sort of canine Victoria Cross.
2
A bittie dog wadna ken what to do wi' keys.
3
And if I'm nae sair mista'en there's a rough bittie o' road before him.
4
Why didn't you say that the 'bittie' dog was of the Highland breed, Sergeant?
5
Come, come, a wee bittie, just a wee bittie.
1
Minibar and refrigerator, itty-bitty safe, and television stacked in a wall cabinet.
2
I put itty-bitty drops of wax in the tree to make apples.
3
He hadn't bothered with underwear, not even the itty-bitty red ones.
4
IBS officially stands for inflatable boat, small; unofficially, itty-bitty ship.
5
I always wanted to drive one of these itty-bitty trucks.
1
Why would you want to watch an NFL game on a teeny-weeny tablet?
2
The only thing she seems a teeny-weeny bit foolish about is her boy.
3
But it was such a teeny-weeny tippet that it must be a child's.
4
A million pounds of punch packed into a teeny-weeny body.
5
Hairy needs teeny-weeny pieces of food for his teeny-weeny mouth.
1
A paragraph so itsy-bitsy you would need a magnifying glass to read it?
2
Selling the latest, itsy-bitsy cell phone to consumers is a snap.
3
It's not the first time Bella has been spotted wearing an itsy-bitsy bikini.
4
But they're so concerned with their itsy-bitsy little sorrows they don't see the broader picture.
5
Inside was an engagement ring, complete with itsy-bitsy diamond.
1
A more perfect film might have been just a teensy-weensy dull.
2
They found teensy-weensy boats in the middle of a frigging big empty ocean.
3
Imagine a teensy-weensy baby wearing a 0000 onesie called Dagger.
4
I took teensy-weensy baby steps until I reached the right front quarter-panel of the truck.
5
She just needed a "teensy-weensy loan" from me to get into one of them.
Usage of wee in English
1
A wee bit more rest and you'll be as good as new.
2
Brahms' famous Cradle Song has an instant effect on some wee ones.
3
I take it he employs a wee bit more subtlety these days?'
4
Much in the same way the Scotch laddie and wee lassie play-
5
Hastening in the side door he glanced into the wee telephone closet.
6
Then they tried to grip it; but the wee bannock tried dodging.
7
The answer was that it was just a wee bit too small.
8
It's already clear that Instinet won't be alone in the wee hours.
9
People who fund and staff museums-especiallywee, peculiar museums-oughtto be acknowledged.
10
The last reveler didn't leave until the wee hours of the morning.
11
It just seem to a wee bit unfair, a wee bit hypocritical.
12
At last, a wee bit of energy injected into an abysmal match.
13
I gave wee Norah the pinafore, and the old brown frock besides.
14
Mebbes perhaps there micht pe a wee drappie left in ta bottle.
15
Pee-wee could see the imposing procession as far down as the bend.
16
I suppose she has always come across as a wee but flinty.
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Translations for wee
Portuguese
Wee through the time
Wee across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
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