It is just a teensy
weensy bit concerning that when it comes to small matters like the workings of the UK economy BoJo doesn't seem to be able to tell his imposing glutei maximi from his olecranon.
Normally, he has the appetite of a horse on steroids but today he was a teensy
weensy mouse.
But that was space enough to fit some teensy
weensy yellow lines.
Children and their grownups will enjoy old favourites like "Five Little Peas" and "The Eensy
Weensy Spider" along with new fingerplays.
The 18-year-old up and coming model was front row at the Topshop Unique show and pulled focus at the ELLE Style Awards in a teensy
weensy silver Philip Plein mini dress.
During each visit, each child was exposed for 30 seconds to five social stimuli that I had used in a previous study (Losonczy-Marshall, 2007): a) the mother playing "peek-a-boo," b) a research assistant playing "peek-a-boo," c) the mother singing the "eensy
weensy spider" song, d) a research assistant singing the "eensy
weensy spider" song, and e) a puppet show.
It is a teensy,
weensy time machine that returns everything to a golden age when all was well.
And she did it looking fab in this teensy
weensy gold number from the king of bling Julien Macdonald.
So after getting me for admit dat I may "like" Shellee liddle bit, teensy
weensy, shmall kine, Becky smiles all triumphant and puts her extended coconut wireless network into action.
lotus for grief;
weensy Minerva who springs full-armored, molten--I did
One group of children, with assistance from the teacher librarian, constructed dioramas, photographed them with a digital camera and produced their own version of Eency
Weensy.
Some of my family members failed to do the
weensy minor tasks I asked of them, but my cousins were whirling dervishes of chopping, grilling, serving, clearing, singing Birkat Hamazon.
weensy - (used informally) very small; "a wee tot"