thumbkin
[thuhm-kin]
Also thumb·i·kin [thuhm-i-kin] /ˈθʌm ɪ kɪn/, thumb·i·kins.
Origin of thumbkin
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Historical Examples of thumbkin
And a wolf coming by swallowed the paunch and Thumbkin with it.
Europa's Fairy BookJoseph Jacobs
When they had finished their supper the men looked about to find Thumbkin, but he was not there.
Europa's Fairy BookJoseph Jacobs
The monks of Vera Cruz can best tell thee where little 'thumbkin' is.
Sea-Dogs All!Tom Bevan
And the man took off his hat and put it on the ground, when Thumbkin jumped off and hid himself in the crevice of a tree.
Europa's Fairy BookJoseph Jacobs
But at last the paunch of the wolf was slit open, and Thumbkin jumped out and went to his mother.
Europa's Fairy BookJoseph Jacobs