dinky

the village boasts dinky shops and tea rooms.

I can't believe the dinky salaries they pay here.

In the 1980s we got stuck in a language of acronyms, full of yuppies, dinkies and nimbyism.

a dinky little car

It feels like a dinky version of an august academic institution.

It's a dinky little convention where they sell collectibles and get sad Dlist celebrities to appear. Why?

Uranus has more than two dozen moons: five big ones and a bunch of dinkier ones.

At 2700 kilometers across it's smaller than our own Moon, but the rest of them are really dinky.

So, we got to do a three-way dinky.

Making matters worse, it's a dinky planet, only about 4900 kilometers in diameter, about a third the Earth's width.

They're the little dinky ones that look like tiny smiles.

After its giant size and its huge teeth, the thing we most notice about T. Rex are its dinky, little arms, these tiny, little arms that can't even reach its mouth.

BEHIND curlicues of cigarette smoke and with the gentle tones of wartime tunes wafting from a tape deck, Alf Biber is back on his feet after the looting of his dinky Tottenham barbershop (above).