'Small'
[small.n.01] as in: the slender part of the back


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'Small'
[small.n.02] as in: a garment size for a small person


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'Small'
[small.a.01] as in: limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent


Examples:
a little dining room
a little house
a small car
a little (or small) group



'Small'
[minor.s.03] as in: limited in size or scope


Examples:
a small business
a newspaper with a modest circulation
small-scale plans
a pocket-size country



'Small'
[little.s.01] as in: (of children and animals) young, immature


Examples:
what a big little boy you are
small children



'Small'
[small.s.03] as in: slight or limited; especially in degree or intensity or scope


Examples:
a series of death struggles with small time in between



'Small'
[humble.s.01] as in: low or inferior in station or quality


Examples:
a humble cottage
a lowly parish priest
a modest man of the people
small beginnings



'Small'
[little.s.04] as in: lowercase


Examples:
little a
small a
e.e.cummings's


poetry is written all in minuscule letters



'Small'
[little.s.03] as in: (of a voice) faint


Examples:
a little voice
a still small voice



'Small'
[small.s.07] as in: have fine or very small constituent particles


Examples:
a small misty rain



'Small'
[modest.s.01] as in: not large but sufficient in size or amount


Examples:
a modest salary
modest inflation
helped in my own small way



'Small'
[belittled.s.01] as in: made to seem smaller or less (especially in worth)


Examples:
her comments made me feel small



'Small'
[small.r.01] as in: on a small scale


Examples:
think small



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