Littlest [adjective]

Obeying the urgent appeals of the Food Controller, the littlest boys decided to go into sheep-raising.

Gone a second time, and I have lost him now for ever … and he will not love me the littlest bit ever any more—only hate me!

For out of dangerous surroundings he felt himself able to snatch away the littlest and most lovely woman in the world.

It was like playing crack the whip, he told us afterward, "and being the littlest fellow on the tail end."

"Mun Bun wants bwead and milk," put in the littlest Bunker, on hearing this.

The gardener often talked to the littlest Bunkers, and he saw, too, that they did no more mischief around the greenhouse.

The littlest use is the cane that has no gold ball, it is all made of the same and it is curving where there is a beginning.

"Not the leastest, littlest mite like Carly Harper," said Peter, his blue eyes hardening with determination.

Even the littlest boy, when he gets a cent now and then for doing a chore, will be sure and bring it to ma'am.'

Then when they wuz goin' the littlest wan put a dollar in me hand an' sez, 'It's all we got bechuxst us, Granny.'