Teensy

It was a teensy little case about a teensy mom and pop company with sincerely held religious convictions.

As it turns out, the general population ( are fairly confused about what is or isn’t an abortion, too (which might contribute a teensy bit to how these idiots keep getting elected!).

But I was all in with “Teensy…” who wrote: “Nana puddin’ (extra points for correct spellings) should include homemade custard…layered between banana slices and wafers and…baked with meringue on top.

Not bad for a farm boy from teensy Rutland, Illinois — geographically situated at the Cards/Cubs dividing line — where Baxter grew up helping his dad grow corn and soybeans and raise beef cattle.

That might as well be weeks when you've gotten a notice from the IRS, so how about today I have a teensy, weensy bit of a 10-year-old bourbon?

Teensy little cup of cappuccino.

Fancy, yet also somehow not that fancy, theoretically opposed to people being poor or sick or whatever, yet easily distracted by a teensy flower attached to half a hat.

Just one teensy problem: Bailey needed Link to remove Richard’s poisonous hip, stat.

It's OK to be a teensy bit greedy, though.

So in his new genius "Budget for a Better America" -- aides had to keep correcting it from "gooder" in drafts -- Trump wants to cut just a teensy bit from the budget for Medicare: about $845 billion over the next decade.

So the boys could’ve turned into teensy beetles like Rita Skeeter, which doesn’t sound very useful for accompanying a werewolf.

There’s a teensy bit of upside in the fact that the extra incidences of unauthorised access didn’t take place in the same timeframe as the 116 other mistakes, and that ACT Policing was able to identify its errors by itself.

And I'm not even a teensy bit surprised by this.

The teensy 2018 Ford Fiesta lives its best life as a fuel-sipping turbo-3 hatch or as a scintillating turbo-4 ST.