Dinkier [adjective]

We don't even have real big prizes—just a dinky little spoon sitting up on the mantel-piece to excite us as if it was a tiara.

I'm a good enough Yank to see if your dinky police is such an all-fired cute little bunch of wonder-workers as you say!

I guess its free cruising ground for anybody who can afford to own a steam yacht, or even a common little dinky motorboat.

What fun is it to walk down into that dinky little village keeping step like convicts?

But I figured out: there's camp-meetin's an' socials up there, an' a nice, dinky, white shirt once in a way goes pretty good.

It will be furnished with dinky old dull stuff, and those swell Japanese prints and paintings.

You see, Collie, he's gettin' what you might call a liberated education, full of big ideas—no dinky stuff.

And Dinky-Dunk listened, with his astronomer mouth set rather grim, and otherwise not in the least put out.

All the way out from Montreal Dinky-Dunk, in his kindly way, kept doing his best to key me down and make me not expect too much.

But I don't believe Dinky-Dunk even heard him, for he was busy throwing kisses at me.