The film is a little stinker called War Correspondent, made six thousand miles from any conflict, where people are not likely ever to see any.

They told me the character was a real little stinker, tough.

I was ready to let the little stinkers have it, when Dobby grabbed my arm.

Have those little stinkers been flicking spitballs at you?

It's little stinkers like you," he said, "who turn decent masters savage."

That is, if the lousy little stinkers had the capacity to recognize a god.

"He was a little stinker," Horton said.

It was a rotten break that he had been discovered by this little stinker.

About all he and the little stinker had in common was their hatred of the Company.

The little stinker was just lying doggo, not doing anything, not helping her at all.