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In the little

A phrase, origin of which is in Hebrew . It's equivalent to " never mind" or perhaps indicates of something very unimportant or easy to do.
He: hey are you sure its ok for you to pick me up tomorrow?
Me : sure! in the little....
In the little by Sher March 16, 2005
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in the little

a phrase that means that something is not that important or doesnt deserve much attention in your opinion. comes from hebrew and is very popular in israel.
he: dude, that guy broke your plate.
me: in the little
in the little by assaf mad-x May 16, 2005

in the little

translated from hebrew, meening: 1.regarded to an event that happaned and is not to be takken to sieriously 2.taking things in proportion
you: darn, i lost a million dollars deal.
me: in the little
in the little by leeron March 22, 2005

The Little Man in the Boat 

An aroused clitoris, standing tall, seeking more attention and stimulation; the little guy is begging for orgasms. This is a term actually used in the late 1960s, in Underground Comics, found widely at that time, including Mr. Natural, Captain Piss-gums and his Band of Perverted Pirates, The Brown Paper Bag and others. You had to be there to really get it.
Oh yeah, I had a visit last night from the Little Man in the Boat, and he was HUNGRY!

giving the little man in the boat a nuggie 

to perform cunnalingis on the clitoris hard and rapidly.
when i get home i,m gonna giving the little man in the boat a nuggie.

The Little Man in The Boat 

The little man in the boat is a term used to describe a woman's clitoris
She likes to tickle the little man in the boat

Man In The Little Boat 

My man in the little boat is a little wet...
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