midget Synonyms
midget Meaning
midget (n)
a person who is markedly small
midget (s)
very small
midget (n.)
A minute bloodsucking fly.
A very diminutive person.
midget Sentence Examples
- The circus featured a troupe of diminutive performers known as midgets.
- The midget car racing circuit tested the limits of both drivers and vehicles.
- A small, mischievous garden gnome could be mistaken for a midget.
- The midget submarine navigated treacherous underwater terrains with ease.
- The Shakespearean actor's portrayal of Tybalt as a midget added a comedic element to the tragedy.
- The life expectancy of midget rabbits is significantly shorter than that of larger breeds.
- A midget pincushion provided a convenient place to store sewing needles.
- The author's midget collection of antique books fascinated bibliophiles.
- The muscular midget weightlifter astounded onlookers with his impressive strength.
- The midget-sized dinosaur, Compsognathus, was one of the smallest known species of its kind.
FAQs About the word midget
a person who is markedly small, very smallA minute bloodsucking fly., A very diminutive person.
dwarf, shrimp,diminutive, miniature, runt, mini, pygmy, peewee, Tom Thumb, scrub
jumbo, mammoth,giant, mammoth, jumbo, behemoth, colossus, monster, monster, behemoth
The circus featured a troupe of diminutive performers known as midgets.
The midget car racing circuit tested the limits of both drivers and vehicles.
A small, mischievous garden gnome could be mistaken for a midget.
The midget submarine navigated treacherous underwater terrains with ease.
