Because of the nature of the app—and the teeny, twangy language it employs—Lulu unsurprisingly targets girls on college campuses.
There was the T-shirt in Oregon reading FERRARO (in huge letters) and Mondale (teeny type).
A daiquiri is like a little vacation in a glass, and sometimes a little vacation in a glass with a teeny tiny beach umbrella.
She has child-like feet, and small hands with teeny fingernails.
Despite all this sensational, restorative sex, Stone is a teeny bit defensive about his heterosexuality.
Not the least teeny tiny bit, though you limped about on crutches for the rest of your young lives!
I wonder what he would do if I gave him just a teeny, weeny touch with the whip!
That was teeny Weeny, the first Shrew, and the smallest of all animals.
He recommended a "teeny" glass of Benedictine, a bottle of which was kept ready.
"And just a teeny bit of cake," begged Victoria, daintily breaking off a piece, while the baby gurgled and snatched for it.
1825, alteration of tiny. Alternative form teensy is attested from 1899.
noun
A teenage person; teenager: a really interesting biz for a teen who loves being busy/ a robust health that would be remarkable on a teener/ ''You only pass this way once,'' he tells a teenie in persuading her to come along for a ride
