little-bitty

[ lit-l-bit-ee ]

adjective

, Informal.

1. extremely small; tiny.

Word History and Origins

Origin of little-bitty¹

1900–05, Amer.; little bit + -y ²

Example Sentences

Carrey sings: "You're a big, big man with a little bitty gland, so you need something bigger with a hairpin trigger."

From The Daily Beast

OR the Koran can be shredded… into little bitty pieces, destroyed, shredded.

From The Daily Beast

Like I say, he was such a little bitty fellow, and after she moved away we lost track of them.

From Project Gutenberg

Let me see that picture of that little bitty guy, that weasel before.

From Project Gutenberg

I was a little bitty old fellow with a little sack hangin' at my side.

From Project Gutenberg

Little bitty mules pulled 'em 'long and sometimes dey had a right hard time draggin' dem big old cars through mud and bad weather.

From Project Gutenberg

It tuk two or three days to set up de loom 'cause dere was so many little bitty threads to be threaded up.

From Project Gutenberg