Difference between revisions of "Little"

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==Part of Speech==
 
==Part of Speech==
 
Noun
 
Noun
  
 
==Pronunciation==
 
==Pronunciation==
[lit’ əl]
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['lih dəl] {{#widget:SC|link=https://soundcloud.com/nu-dictionary-project/little}}
  
==Definition==
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==Description==
A younger member of a fraternity/sorority that acts as a mentee to a big.
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A younger member of a fraternity/sorority that acts as a mentee to a [[Big]].
  
 
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==Related Terms==
 
==Related Terms==
[[Pledge son]], [[pledge daughter]], [[little brother]]
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[[Category:Traditions]]

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Part of Speech

Noun

Pronunciation

['lih dəl]

Description

A younger member of a fraternity/sorority that acts as a mentee to a Big.

Example Sentences

I just gave my little, like, twelve shirts!

Related Terms