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Often used in the same context:
munchkins,
clodhopper,
giantess,
chubby,
bunny rabbit,
cherub,
towhead,
rugrat,
cheshire cat,
hellcat,
moppet,
tykes,
bubblehead,
sylph,
sleepyhead,
tike,
weeny,
elf,
harridan,
butterball,
minx,
mousey,
pixie,
poltroon,
trollop,
twerp,
puker,
tinkerbell,
catwoman,
heffalump,
dipsomaniac,
kewpie doll,
simpering,
ogress,
wriggler,
martians,
kewpie,
ninny,
smurf,
clown,
quasimodo,
pudgy,
jitterbugs,
bambino,
fairy godmother,
wussy,
kid,
hussy,
gumby,
bambi,
elfin,
grump,
mommy,
furball,
yenta,
weenie,
poppa,
little lord fauntleroy,
pipsqueak,
nanas,
goblin,
fairy,
patootie,
lubber,
old codger,
swains,
coquette,
whelp,
mumbler,
lummox,
mousy,
shetland pony,
teddybear,
fatso,
hulky,
dufus,
vampiress,
youngling,
grownup,
jezebel,
tubby,
meanie,
hound dog,
merman,
tabbies,
kiddo,
minxes,
claras,
chihuahua,
bandy legs,
changelings,
pipsqueaks,
witch,
swallower,
izzard,
bunny,
banshee,
flibbertigibbet,
floozy,
wookie,
teeny,
abbot,
arab,
bachelor,
baroness,
bumpkin,
burgher,
carpenter,
civilian,
cottagers,
countryman,
countrywoman,
dame,
destitute,
englishman,
farmer,
folks,
gentleman,
gentlewoman,
har,
herdsman
Also try:
— Adjectives for munchkin:
little,
old,
rich,
simple,
aged
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