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.
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.
in the little by assaf mad-x May 16, 2005
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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
in the little by leeron March 22, 2005
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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.
The Little Man in the Boat by Gojai August 30, 2017
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giving the little man in the boat a nuggie by metalmanchip October 12, 2008
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