tom thumb (Meaning)

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tom thumb (n)

an imaginary hero of English folklore who was no taller than his father's thumb

a very small person

Tom Thumb, the famed miniature performer, captivated Victorian audiences with his tiny stature.
A replica of Tom Thumb's diminutive carriage remains on display at a historical museum.
The tale of Tom Thumb, a resourceful and adventurous hero, has been told for generations.
Puppets and dolls often portray the likeness of Tom Thumb, a symbol of diminutive charm.
A statue of Tom Thumb stands in the town where he once lived, honoring his extraordinary life.
The phrase "Tom Thumb wedding" refers to a ceremony held in a venue small enough to accommodate the miniature performer.
Tom Thumb's autobiography offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of 19th-century sideshows.
A modern-day amusement park features a "Tom Thumb Town" section with miniature buildings and attractions.
Children's books often depict Tom Thumb as a kind and compassionate character.
The legacy of Tom Thumb continues to inspire performers and audiences alike, celebrating the marvels of the human body and the power of storytelling.

an imaginary hero of English folklore who was no taller than his father's thumb, a very small person

shrimp, dwarf,diminutive,scrub, runt, pygmy, mini, midget, miniature, pigmy

giant, whale, monster, behemoth, mammoth, whale, giant, colossus, behemoth, jumbo

Tom Thumb, the famed miniature performer, captivated Victorian audiences with his tiny stature.

A replica of Tom Thumb's diminutive carriage remains on display at a historical museum.

The tale of Tom Thumb, a resourceful and adventurous hero, has been told for generations.

Puppets and dolls often portray the likeness of Tom Thumb, a symbol of diminutive charm.