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bitty

[ UK /bˈɪti/ ]
[ US /ˈbɪti/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. (used informally) very small
    a wee tot

How To Use bitty In A Sentence

  • It has a laxative effect, however it does not make your stools runny or bitty, which is a big down side of laxatives. How to clean your ass before anal sex ?
  • I'm just a pebble in the stream, a little bitty shareholder.
  • Other containers house giant cockroaches and itty-bitty arachnid hatchlings, a few months old and smaller than a pinky nail.
  • It is so often the case that choral concerts tend to be rather bitty, a less than carefully thought out selection of items from a choral society's current repertoire.
  • Ali, who was two at the time, loved the story about the little girl who lived in a teeny, weeny house and played with itty, bitty toys.
  • With far less immediate commercial potential than Brassed Off or Herman's last picture Little Voice, Purely Belter feels thrown together and bitty.
  • I mean, here was this guy who wanted to run this great big river in these itty-bitty boats that broke every time they hit a rock.
  • You can use a mixture of different finishes to distinguish the parking area from the pathway to the front door, but don't use more than three different surfaces or it will start to look bitty and disjointed.
  • Other containers house giant cockroaches and itty-bitty arachnid hatchlings, a few months old and smaller than a pinky nail.
  • But Kansas City brings it all together with more than 90 barbecue joints - from little bitty eateries to full-blown, nothing-but-barbecue restaurants.
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