ickle 

Another word for "little". Seems to originate in England.

There's an ickle kitten on the doorstep.

ickle by Kally November 29, 2004

ickle 

A word now in common usage originating from baby speak of the word little - a common mispronunciation by children when learning their early words, which has become poplarised and cutesy as a result. See also widdle.

Oh, has diddums got himself an ickle rattle?

ickle by wildilocks January 2, 2006

ickle 

A term of endearment used to describe someone small, usually a female. The term "ickle" usually implies that person is cute and that the speaker is quite fond of the person.

Maurs you're quite ickle!

ickle by CoolJames January 21, 2008

ickle 

small, miniscule

mr A has an ickle dinker

ickle by martay February 20, 2003

ickle 

A tiny item or person but with a huge amount of cuteness and/or youth attached. Coined by ginger-haired freak Chris Evans during the Nineties.

Ickle may be used in the same way as mister, before the person's name.

"Can you tell me if Ickle Sally working today?"

ickle by Mr Ben February 9, 2005

ickle 

The best damned word used to describe something small, or 'wee'.

Your breasts are ickle.

ickle by Emilyhemmings August 1, 2005

ickle 

a patronising term used most often between two people in a relationship

you're my ickle baby

ickle by xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxD September 5, 2009