by Eoin April 13, 2005
by gilo December 2, 2004
Useful in sarcasm for describing something that goes beyond expectations, is deserving of praise, or is otherwise a good thing(tm).
Opposite of large.
Usually used with prefixes such as "rather" and "particulary" to emphasise the sarcasm.
Can be used to sarcastically refer to large physical size, but not limited to this use.
Opposite of large.
Usually used with prefixes such as "rather" and "particulary" to emphasise the sarcasm.
Can be used to sarcastically refer to large physical size, but not limited to this use.
Benny: Dude I think I've just scored on the lottery
Jack: Dude that would be particulary small, let me see those numbers!
Jenny: Did you see the size of that truck that passed us?
Mary: Yeah it was *rather* small.
Jack: Dude that would be particulary small, let me see those numbers!
Jenny: Did you see the size of that truck that passed us?
Mary: Yeah it was *rather* small.
by Yozzer August 25, 2004
Being defined as losing interest in something, deflating.
Woman: What's wrong?
Man: Well, we were about to make love, but you started talking about your day at work. So now it's Smalling.
Woman: What's wrong?
Man: Well, we were about to make love, but you started talking about your day at work. So now it's Smalling.
by Poet in the Corner June 13, 2021
by Scuba Steve July 17, 2003
by atomic monkey balls January 1, 2010