tiny

Barely there, sizewise

Tiny means extremely small—smaller than small, approaching the minimum.

A tiny apartment barely fits its furniture.

A tiny amount of salt won't affect the recipe much.

Tiny often carries affectionate connotations, especially for living things: a tiny kitten, tiny fingers.

The word intensifies well: a tiny bit, the tiniest hint of jealousy.

cute

adorable

Extremely endearing

endearing · charming · elfin · pixie · cherubic · wee · itty-bitty · bitty · cutesy · dainty

short

short

Of limited extent

runty · undersized · pint-sized · shrimpy · petite · bantam · compact · low · truncated · abbreviated

miniature

diminutive

Very small, or nickname form

compact · wee · itty-bitty · pint-sized · pocket-sized · bite-sized · mini · micro · scaled-down · toy

microscopic

microscopic

Too small for eyes

atomic · subatomic · molecular · cellular · microbial · bacterial · particulate · invisible · imperceptible · undetectable

trivial

trivial

Lacking significance or weight

slight · trifling · inconsequential · marginal · nominal · meager · scant · paltry · pittance · sliver

young

baby

Very young child

tot · tyke · munchkin · little one · peanut · sprout · seedling · sapling · fledgling · hatchling

delicate

delicate

Easily broken or harmed

wispy · fine · ethereal · featherlight · papery · threadlike · filament · cobweb · eggshell · tissue-thin

cramped

cramped

Uncomfortably lacking space

snug · poky · boxlike · claustrophobic · constricted · limited · restricted · squeezed · compressed · cubbyhole

Categories
Opposites
size/magnitude

tinyhuge

Extremely large in size

enormous · gigantic · massive · immense · vast

Phrases
Family

tiniest, tinier, tininess, tinies

Familiarity
Top 2,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G