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Little finger   /lˈɪtəl fˈɪŋgər/   Listen
Little finger

noun
1.
The finger farthest from the thumb.  Synonyms: pinkie, pinky.






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"Little finger" Quotes from Famous Books



... a stopper of the end of his little finger—"by the way, you ain't related, are you, to the famous Ally Babby as was capting of ...
— The Pirate City - An Algerine Tale • R.M. Ballantyne

... soldier said; "a fair weather sort of niceness, Aggie. Richard Horton is the squire's nephew, and I don't wish to say anything against him; but mark my words, and remember them, there's more goodness in James's little finger, than there is in his whole body. But there, I am a fool to be talking about it. There is your cousin calling you, in the garden. Go ...
— With Wolfe in Canada - The Winning of a Continent • G. A. Henty

... any likeness between what she had written and the handwriting of the letter in question. Another passage ran: "Will see you as soon as I possibly can. I think it would be easier after you move; he won't watch so. The r—g fits the little finger. Many thanks and love to—Jennie (Peace's daughter Jane). I will tell you what I thought of when I see you about arranging matters. Excuse this scribbling." In answer to Mr. Clegg, Mrs. Dyson admitted ...
— A Book of Remarkable Criminals • H. B. Irving

... went the clock, and the farmer was nearly tired of waiting; he had to bite his little finger to keep himself awake, when suddenly the door of his house flew open, and in rushed maybe a thousand pixies, laughing and dancing and dragging at Beauty's halter till they had brought the cow into the middle of ...
— More English Fairy Tales • Various

... made him pause. The diamond has become notoriously common since every tradesman has taken to wearing it on his little finger. The oriental emeralds and rubies are less vulgarized and cast brilliant, rutilant flames, but they remind one of the green and red antennae of certain omnibuses which carry signal lights of these colors. As for topazes, whether sparkling or dim, they are cheap stones, precious ...
— Against The Grain • Joris-Karl Huysmans


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