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1. Small or little relative to something else
   "Her brain must be smaller than mine";
   - littler

1. Relatively moderate, limited, or small
   "a small business"; "small-scale plans";
   - minor, modest, small-scale, pocket-size, pocket-sized
    
2. (of children and animals) young, immature
   "small children";
   - little
    
3. Limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent
   "a small car";
   - little
    
4. Low or inferior in station or quality
   "small beginnings";
   - humble, low, lowly, modest
    
5. Lowercase
   "small a";
   - little, minuscule
    
6. (of a voice) faint
   "a still small voice";
   - little
    
7. Have fine or very small constituent particles
   "a small misty rain"
    
8. Not large but sufficient in size or amount
   "helped in my own small way";
   - modest
    
9. Made to seem smaller or less (especially in worth)
   "her comments made me feel small";
   - belittled, diminished
    
10. [archaic] Slight or limited; especially in degree or intensity or scope
    "a series of death struggles with small time in between"

See also: atomic, bantam, bitsy [informal], bittie [informal], bitty [informal], decreased, diddy [Brit, informal], diminutive, dinky [informal], dwarfish, eensy [informal], eensy-weensy [informal], elfin, elflike, fine, flyspeck, gnomish, half-size, immature, inferior, infinitesimal, insignificant, itsy-bitsy [informal], itty-bitty [informal], lesser, lilliputian, limited, little, lowercase, micro, microscopic, microscopical, midget, miniature, miniscule, minuscule, minute, mod [informal], moderate, olive-sized, petite, pocketable, pocket-size, pocket-sized, puny, reduced, runty, shrimpy, size, slender, slight, slim, smallish, small-scale, smol, soft, subatomic, teensy [informal], teensy-weensy [informal], teentsy [informal], teeny [informal], teeny-weeny [informal], tiddly [Brit, informal], tiny, titchy [Brit, informal], undersize, undersized, wee [informal], weensy [informal], weeny [informal], young

Antonym: large

Encyclopedia: Smaller