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itsy–bitsy

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itsy–bitsy (adjective)

itsy–bitsy /ˈɪtsiˈbɪtsi/ adjective

or itty–bitty /ˈɪtiˈbɪti/

itsy–bitsy

/ˈɪtsiˈbɪtsi/

adjective

or itty–bitty /ˈɪtiˈbɪti/

Britannica Dictionary definition of ITSY–BITSY

informal

: extremely small : tiny

a baby taking itsy-bitsy steps
an itsy-bitsy piece of cake

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