Wiktionary
adv. To a small extent or degree. det. a small amount
WordNet
Usage examples of "a little".
Nith Immmon gave a little chuckle in which rows of very sharp yellow teeth glistered in the fusion lamplight.
She staggered a little, but held on to the hilt, twisting the blade inside him, bringing a grimace to his face but no sound to his lips.
There was, in fact, a little more than a meter of space into which Eleana now crawled.
The xi-wraith gave a little yip of surprise and pain and shattered like a crystal goblet thrown against a shanstone wall.
The fire cracked and sparked, protesting a wicked gust of wind, and the cauldron in its midst rocked a little, creaking like an ancient Kundalan.
As she shifted a little to try to loosen up, her left foot slipped, and she almost pitched headlong into the pit.
Instead, she held her tightly, rocking her a little, and tried to transmit her own warmth through the Veil to her lost love.
Riane gave a little moan of longing, and for a delicious moment the kiss consumed them both in a perfumed cloud of citrus and musk.
With a little grunt of thanks, she made for this best of all possible hiding places.
She sighed, reached out to close her eyes and, with a little cry, snatched her hand away from the empty sockets.
When her lumane illuminated what she had stumbled over, she gave a little cry.
As a little girl, she worshiped him, absorbed every word he uttered to her.
For the first time he looked at her, and she felt a little shiver run down between her breasts.
With a little moan, she turned her thoughts to Perrnodt, aware that the exercise was a salve as well as a necessity.
She gestured, and the little sauromician got to his feet, the bones of his legs cracking a little as he stretched.