little terror Antonyms
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Meaning of little terror
Wordnet
little terror (n)
a very troublesome child
little terror Sentence Examples
- The tiny kitten's sharp claws made it a little terror to play with.
- The neighbor's chihuahua barked incessantly, becoming a little terror for the entire street.
- Despite its diminutive size, the hamster could inflict surprisingly painful bites, making it a little terror in the cage.
- The student's unruly toddler was a little terror in the classroom, constantly disrupting lessons.
- The tiny bird had a sharp beak and was a little terror to the larger birds in the feeder.
- The baby's incessant crying made it a little terror for its exhausted parents.
- The mischievous squirrel was a little terror in the garden, stealing birdseed and wreaking havoc.
- The neighborhood children were a little terror, vandalizing property and making noise late at night.
- The fungus gnat larvae infested the potting soil, becoming a little terror for the indoor plants.
- The tiny spider's web was a little terror, catching unsuspecting insects in its sticky trap.
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a very troublesome child
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The tiny kitten's sharp claws made it a little terror to play with.
The neighbor's chihuahua barked incessantly, becoming a little terror for the entire street.
Despite its diminutive size, the hamster could inflict surprisingly painful bites, making it a little terror in the cage.
The student's unruly toddler was a little terror in the classroom, constantly disrupting lessons.
