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Meanings of weeny in English

(Used informally) very small.

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      1
      He jumps onto weeny little babies and feeble old women and-andhorses.
      West Wind Drift
      2
      So he doesn't know his wife and the weeny baby are dead.
      New Chronicles of Rebecca
      3
      Every teeny, weeny act, no matter what it is, affects somebody else.
      Blacky the Crow
      4
      But winning gold for attitude so far is that weeny weightlifter Zoe Smith.
      The Guardian
      5
      Why would you want to watch an NFL game on a teeny-weeny tablet?
      Wired
      6
      The only thing she seems a teeny-weeny bit foolish about is her boy.
      Australia Felix
      7
      And Amy is just a weeny bit smaller than I am.
      Janice Day, the Young Homemaker
      8
      But it was such a teeny-weeny tippet that it must be a child's.
      Nanny mcphee and the big bang
      9
      Now me, sir, well, I'm a stickler for measurements, tiny teeny weeny measurements.
      Raising Steam
      10
      A million pounds of punch packed into a teeny-weeny body.
      Coyote dreams
      11
      Cute little Mama and Daddy mice, and lots of little teeny weeny baby mice.
      Raggedy Andy Stories / Introducing the Little Rag Brother of Rag...
      12
      Thank you, Colonel, though you did frighten me just a weeny bit at first.
      The Lost Naval Papers
      13
      I've had him ever since he was a weeny kitten.
      Mary Rose of Mifflin
      14
      But I wouldn't think of giving such an old friend a teeny, weeny one.
      The Adventures of Grandfather Frog
      15
      Hairy needs teeny-weeny pieces of food for his teeny-weeny mouth.
      Take a Chance on Me
      16
      It freezes so fast that the crystals are weeny, giving the creamiest mouth feel.
      The Guardian
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