Little

What do we mean by little?

Small in size. adjective

Small in quantity or extent: synonym: small. adjective

Short in extent or duration; brief. adjective

Unimportant; trivial. adjective

Narrow; petty. adjective

Having scant power or influence; of minor status. adjective

Being at an early stage of growth; young. adjective

Younger or youngest. Used especially of a sibling. adjective

Not much; scarcely. adverb

Not in the least; not at all. adverb

A small quantity or amount. noun

Something much less than all. noun

A short distance or time. noun

(a little) Somewhat; a bit. idiom

(little by little) By small degrees or increments; gradually. idiom

Not large or much.

Not large in number; having few constituent, members or parts: as, a little army or fleet; a little city.

Not much; of small amount, quantity, or degree; restricted; limited: as, a little food or drink; little joy or happiness; little influence.

A small amount.

Words that are spelled similarly to little:
little, tittle, vittle, kittle, litle, bittle, littre, hittle, pittle, lyttle.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word little:
mermaid, bit, arkansas, girl, creek, else.

Words that rhyme with little:
brittle, hospital, belittle, whittle, tittle, acquittal, skittle, committal, spittle, noncommittal, vittle, kittle, transmittal, doolittle, mental hospital, kittel, foundling hospital, field hospital, military hospital, bittle, knittle, smittle, psychiatric hospital, peanut brittle, hittle, knittel, pittle, littell, lyttle, pytel, zittel, bit ill, bit till, bittel, cockpit hill, fit ill, it ill, it till, kit hill, kittell, quit till, rittle, sit ill, sit till, sunlit hill, tittel, writ till.

Adjectives that are often used to describe little:
atlantic, late, very, young, much, old, poor, overdosage, arkansas, pre, post, former, history, big, low, president, natural, dear, knox, pilsen, yazoo, how, unfortunate, british, famous, detective, worst, illustrated, clinical, native, anti, part, historical, brooke, lundoff, gordon, crowell, fish, huge, gallant, delectable, called, goshen, cerebral, graham, strange, not, mightie, 19th, telesik, some, chicago, tractable, compare, marcellin, tangible, courtesy, demise, nasty, tactual, chipilanje, cini.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective little:
girl, boy, bit, doubt, while, attention, effect, room, children, evidence, value, town, interest, difference, ones, girls, use, book, things, money, house, information, child, change, difficulty, boys, chance, importance, water, distance, hope, fellow, village, finger, effort, trouble, help, sister, brother, reason, influence, progress, success, need, thought, opportunity, wonder, consequence, dog, impact, church, piece, lady, daughter, choice, concern, creature, band, significance, bird, regard, table, son, island, sympathy, smile, faith, box, boat, variation, resemblance, food, laugh, danger.

Consonant match to little:
litle, luteal, lytle, littell, lightle, light oil, lyttle, light ale, late ill, law till, lay till, let ill, lett till, lie till, light till, lot till, low till.

Words that sound like little:
little, littell, lyttle, letal, litle, lidl, liddle, liddell, lytle, lightle, luteal, literal, ladle, littles, littler, lintel, littoral, a little, litta, littrell, listel, lytta, whittle, hittle, shittle, chital, lentil, letta, leta, luttrell, leota, loyal, lethal, shuttle, letting, lateral, lotta, lowell, lita, lata, litty, lota, latta, lighte, litten, glottal, lisle, lightful, loyall, gluteal, lyall, lindell, litton, lytton, loyale, linnell, luta, ldl, lindel, litoral, litu, lydda, leitzel, lengle, liestal, platel, lettish, latish, lighting, looting, tittle, wattle, chattel, widdle, kittle, utile, shit hole, kittel, lotting, luting, util, widl, wittol, hottle, hatel, cheetal, knittle, zittel, utal, lidding, knittel, mittel, louting, kittul, tittl, latoya, leffel, lehto, latah, lemelle.