| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Diminutive, in Dundee | 3 letters | wee |
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| Diminutive, in Dundee | 3 letters | sma |
| Diminutive, in Dundee | 3 letters | hod |
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- Kind of request in Burns'
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- Little, in Aberdeen
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- Not big, to Burns
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- Little, to a Scot
- Small, in Strathdee
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- Diminutive, in Dundee
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- Small, to Shetlanders
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- Mini?
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- Elf-sized
- rather small
- adjective for scotty on "star trek"
- Quite small
- rather hard to notice
- First word of Burns' To a Mouse
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- Really tiny
- ... hours (early hours of the day)
- Super small
- ... bit (tiny amount)
- Teensy bit
- The little we note
- Very little
- Diminutive
- Extremely tiny
- Quite tiny
- Extremely small
- Insignificant
- Extremely little
- ... hours (early morning)
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- Early hours
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- "... Willie Winkie" (nursery rhyme)
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