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little one
noun as in baby
noun as in bambino
Weak matches
noun as in child
noun as in infant
noun as in kid
noun as in milquetoast
Strongest matches
noun as in minor
noun as in neonate
noun as in newborn
noun as in nursling
noun as in toddler
noun as in tot
Strong matches
Example Sentences
“The strike was close, around 10 metres from our house, right by the front door. The house shook. My daughters were playing on the balcony. I saw the little one – she was all black because of the missile dust. I carried her, something was exploding in the house and the ceiling was falling.”
“You kind of see the words of wisdom that Bron’s dropping whenever he gets the chance. Pulling his little one to the side, dropping jewels whenever he gets the chance,” Russell said.
He celebrated a goal by sucking a thumb and told BBC Radio 5 Live: "It means a lot because my wife is pregnant so it was great to get some goals for the little one."
“I have a big one and a little one.”
“After six months, the teacher called my mom and said, `Signora Scappucci, Gioia, she’s going to be great at languages,” the conductor recalled, “but I’ve observed the little one. I think she has a very good ear for music, so I’d like to teach her instead.‘
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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