English dictionary: words starting with few
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pronounA small number of people or things.
Usage examples:
I will recount a few of the stories told me
determiner & adjectiveA small number of.
Usage examples:
May i ask a few questions?
plural nounThe minority of people; the elect.
Usage examples:
Art is not just for the few
adjectiveA small number, not many, or not enough (of something)
Usage examples:
He is one of the few (people) i can trust to keep a secret., i’m going to the supermarket to get a …
idiomNot very many or not appearing very frequently
Usage examples:
Sunny, warm weekends have been few and far between this summer.
pronounA small number of people or things.
Usage examples:
I will recount a few of the stories told me
determiner & adjectiveA small number of.
Usage examples:
May i ask a few questions?
plural nounThe minority of people; the elect.
Usage examples:
Art is not just for the few
adjectiveA small number, not many, or not enough (of something)
Usage examples:
He is one of the few (people) i can trust to keep a secret., i’m going to the supermarket to get a …
pronounA small number of people or things.
Usage examples:
I will recount a few of the stories told me
determiner & adjectiveA small number of.
Usage examples:
May i ask a few questions?
plural nounThe minority of people; the elect.
Usage examples:
Art is not just for the few
adjectiveA small number, not many, or not enough (of something)
Usage examples:
He is one of the few (people) i can trust to keep a secret., i’m going to the supermarket to get a …
nounThe quality or fact of being few in number; small number; scantiness in number.
nounA person who looks after and manages hunting dogs. also more widely: an attendant. sometimes with prefixed defining word, as fox-fewterer, yeoman-fewterer.
nounA person who looks after and manages hunting dogs. also more widely: an attendant. sometimes with prefixed defining word, as fox-fewterer, yeoman-fewterer.
nounWith plural agreement. small or trivial things; knick-knacks.
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