tiny
Other forms: tiniest; tinier; tinily
Tiny means very small. Atoms are tiny. Hawaii is tiny, in comparison to the continental US. If you wear a size five shoe as an adult, you could be said to have tiny feet.
Throughout the world there are stories about tiny mythical heroes, such as Tom Thumb, a tiny baby, who grew into a tiny child then a man so tiny he was no larger than an average man's thumb. One of the things that people love about doll houses are seeing all the artifacts we live with day to day replicated in miniature, or tiny, form.
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very small“tiny feet”synonyms: bantam, diminutive, flyspeck, lilliputian, midget, petite
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Whether you're describing a molecule, a kitten, or the number of pickled spiders you're willing to eat, synonyms for "small" can be extremely useful. For more synonym lists, explore our Say What You Mean resources.
Have you ever wished you were older than you are? Sandra Cisneros' short story describes the eleventh birthday of a girl who just wants to be 102 years old, so she can tell Mrs. Price that the disgusting red sweater is not hers.
Brod Bagert's poem "Imperfect Me" from the book "Hormone Jungle" explores the theme of perfection. Here are all the word lists to support the reading of Grade 6 Unit 1's texts from SpringBoard's Common Core ELA series: Imperfect Me, My Superpowers, Flipped, The Jacket, Kira-Kira, Thank You, M'am, Pandora and the Whispering Box, Eleven, The Treasure of Lemon Brown, The Fun They Had