smallish
smallish
Definition
small·ish (smôl′is̸h)
adjective
somewhat small; not large
smallish
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- venue: Now the band that caused this smallish venue to be sold out, took to the stage.
- piece: In the meantime peel potatoes and chop into smallish pieces.
- garden: These are a good form for a smallish garden - their spread will be about 1.6 m ( 5 ft ).
- amount: Been trying to hunt down a smallish amount of ' Aubiose ' for bedding.
- town: Even in Inverness, a smallish town in the north of Scotland, the average price for a house is £ 60,000.
- room: I'm stting in one of the university computer rooms, a smallish room with about 20 pc's in it.
Modifying Another Word
- mostly: There is a wide choice of many, mostly smallish, dishes.
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