small-time
adjective
Origin of small-time
small time
noun (in vaudeville)
Origin of small time
Related Words for small-time
petty, bush-league, dinky, inconsequential, insignificant, low, piddling, secondary, trivial, two-bit, unimportant, inconsiderableExamples from the Web for small-time
Contemporary Examples of small-time
Last August, a small-time classic rock cover band performed at a bar called 69 Taps in Medina, outside Cleveland.
Did Christie Go Easy on a Sex Trafficker Just to Bust a Small-Time Pol?
The Best of the Beast, March 16-22March 23, 2014
It is simply the best portrait of small-time showbiz hustlers ever made.
Woody Allen’s Best & Worst Movies: ‘Annie Hall’ ‘Match Point’ & More (Video)Malcolm Jones
July 26, 2013
In that case, and not only due to our efforts, Dobbs lost his job on CNN and was moved over to small-time radio.
Ken Diamondstone introduced himself as a small-time developer from Brooklyn.
Historical Examples of small-time
It's no job at all to run a bluff on a small-time crook like that.
The Brand of SilenceHarrington Strong
The old school spirit was okay for football games, and even for small-time wars, but he had never felt much of it.
Way of a RebelWalter M. Miller
You may have a year of doing three or four shows a day on "small-time," as it is called, which is splendid experience for you.
The Art of Stage DancingNed Wayburn