littlie
/ (ˈlɪtlɪ) /
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noun
Australian informal a young child
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Words nearby littlie
Littleton, Little Turtle, little woman, Little Women, Littlewood, littlie, Litt.M., littoral, littoral warfare, Littoria, Littré
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How to use littlie in a sentence
He was returning to the littlie cottage in the midst of the potato-patch, after a day of successful work.
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