teeny
adjective
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Pronunciation: /ˈtiː.ni/ / /ˈti.ni/
adj
Etymology: Alteration of tiny, possibly with a childish or fanciful intention. First attested in 1825.
- Very small; tiny.
noun
Etymology: From teen + -y or a clipping of teenybopper.
- A teenager; a teenybopper.
“We just moved to Belgium, my husband is a naval architect and was sailing and designing sailing yachts since years, I was sailing smaller boats since I was a teeny, both are very interested to get back into active sailing.”
“ahh there we go with that "most teenager"^([sic]) crap again. Its been a while since I was a teeny, but I've met a lot of teens that are a lot more mature than adults I know that are in their 30's and 40's even. Come on with the generalizations already.. do you say thing^([sic]) like "what do you expect from mexicans" too??”