teenty

If one teenty, tiny bit of what they claim about her is true, science ought to cherish her.

"A teenty, crooked, old woman came to the house while grandma was out this afternoon," Peace began.

Then the train rolled into the water, but only a teenty little way, and Eagle Feather got it out.

Thet night the lake rose a foot er more an' 'fore mornin' the cage begun t' rock a teenty bit as the water lifted the plank.

Its my every-day dress though: what makes you take such teenty-tonty stitches?