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Definitions

tad

[tad] / tæd /

NOUN

baby

Synonyms

STRONGEST

babe chick child kid toddler youngster

STRONG

bairn bambino bundle buttercup button cherub crawler dumpling newborn nipper nursling papoose preemie suckling tot

WEAK

angelface little angel little darling little doll little one

Antonyms

STRONGEST

adult

WEAK

adolescent

NOUN

bambino

Synonyms

STRONG

babe child infant neonate newborn nipper toddler tot tyke

WEAK

angelface bundle of joy little child little one young child

Antonyms

STRONG

adult

NOUN

milquetoast

Synonyms

STRONGEST

milksop mollycoddle pushover

NOUN

neonate

Synonyms

STRONG

babe bairn bambino bundle buttercup button cherub chick child crawler deduction dividend dumpling infant kid newborn nipper nursling papoose preemie suckling toddler tot youngster

WEAK

angelface bundle of joy little angel little darling little doll little one

Antonyms

STRONG

adult

NOUN

nursling

Synonyms

STRONG

babe bairn bambino bundle buttercup button cherub chick child crawler deduction dividend dumpling infant kid neonate newborn nipper papoose preemie suckling toddler tot youngster

WEAK

angelface bundle of joy little angel little darling little doll little one

Antonyms

STRONG

adult

NOUN

smattering

Synonyms

STRONGEST

modicum smidgen

STRONG

basics bit elements little rudiments smidge

WEAK

soupçon

NOUN

smidgen

Synonyms

STRONGEST

iota morsel sliver whiff

STRONG

atom crumb dab dash drop fraction fragment grain mite particle pinch scintilla scrap shard shaving shred speck taste trace whisper

WEAK

chicken feed little bit small amount small bit small quantity wee bit

Antonyms

STRONGEST

lot

STRONG

entirety glob total whole

Example Sentences

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The dollar index DXY is a tad higher, while gold futures GC00 are trading around $4.670 an ounce.

From MarketWatch • May 11, 2026

Its target rises a tad to A$13.55 from A$13.50.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 20, 2026

He does so carefully, and perhaps a tad too slowly.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 8, 2026

The crash in the race wasn't his fault but perhaps he could have judged his overspeed a tad better - easy for me to say.

From BBC • Mar. 29, 2026

Can’t lie, I’m a tad bit annoyed that he mentioned my dad.

From "On the Come Up" by Angie Thomas

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