teeny

"Can I just ask one teeny question about what you do?"

They were little teeny ones, small enough for me to pick up in two hands.

This baby may be teeny, but he is very busy.

I was also feeling just the teeniest bit angry, though.

And maybe they are just a teeny bit defensive about it.

He was teeny, with skin you could practically see through.

But no evidence, not even of the teeny bit suggestive kind?

"You'd need little teeny eyes to see something that small.

He looked down at that teeny target, miles below him on top of the deep river.

"I never had to teach teeny children to play the piano."

And then there were the blood tests taken from their teeny heels.

Right there at the end, Muscle's voice had a teeny catch in it.

"The big difference is they started in a teeny shop.

The other cars were all teeny, and they collapsed flat.

And, there may be just a teeny bit more in the way of sunshine for the weekend.

Come on, nobody's going to violate you for starting a teeny bit late one night.

"Let me give you a teeny little lesson in political science.

You can't have nine kids in the little teeny cars.

Surely someone must be interested in the Waste just a teeny bit.

"Maybe there was a little teeny bit of respect," Dye says.

Cut a teeny tiny hole in one, let the sands run through.

All you'll have to do is let out the teeniest little yell and we'll come rushing right down.

It's wood with a teeny metal bit at the end and red feathers.

I tried a teeny taste and my tongue went numb.

He refused to reveal even the teeniest detail about the Clinton book.