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Things That are Small

All these answers have something to do with being small. Can you guess what they are?
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Last updated: November 10, 2023
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First submittedNovember 10, 2023
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Smallest country in the world by area and population
Vatican City
Smallest U.S. state by area
Rhode Island
The smallest animal in a litter
Runt
The smallest variety of poodle
Toy poodle
Building block of a molecule
Atom
Small square of color on a computer screen. An iPhone has about 200,000 per square inch.
Pixel
In about 5 billion years, the sun will become this type of star
White dwarf
The smallest living bird, weighing in at just 2.6 grams
Bee hummingbird
Either a very small amount or the 9th letter of the Greek alphabet
Iota
Three letter word that means "little" in the Scots dialect
Wee
1 millionth of a second
Microsecond
1 billionth of a second
Nanosecond
The smallest distance that can be theoretically measured – about 1.6 * 10-35 meters
Planck length
Old British coin worth 1/4 of a penny (hint: starts with F)
Farthing
Land where Gulliver traveled which was home to tiny residents
Lilliput
Where you'd find the stirrup, the smallest bone in the human body
Ear
The French word for small
Petit
Diminutive inhabitant of the land of Oz
Munchkin
Miniature tree grown in a pot
Bonsai tree
Too many of these on your muffin could cause you to fail a drug test
Poppy seeds
Ears
+9
Level 89
Nov 14, 2023
For "Diminutive inhabitant of the land of Oz", why doesn't 'Tasmanian' work???? :-)
jennraven
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Level 68
Dec 2, 2023
This is a Wizard of Oz reference. I know Australia can be referred to as Oz, but are Tasmanians known to be particularly small?
db27
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Level 89
Nov 14, 2023
Aren't teacup poodles smaller than toy poodles?
plattitude
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Level 91
Nov 17, 2023
I tried that first as well. Wikipedia says that attempts to breed them have been abandoned.
acct4this
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Level 51
Dec 2, 2023
Only 1 I missed and tried tea cup twice
barmanitan
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Level 79
Nov 14, 2023
For the seeds I tried "opium seeds", which yknow is in the right spirit but it would be quite strange if anyone admitted theyd had an opium seed muffin lol
mf3
+1
Level 87
Nov 14, 2023
Maybe available in Starbucks in obscure east Asian nations?
Jango
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Level 64
Nov 15, 2023
Scots is a language, not a dialect
Thrye333
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Level 44
Nov 17, 2023
I think they were referring to the dialect used by Scots when speaking English. Though that did throw me a bit before I realized what it meant.
QuizBirder
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Level 61
Dec 2, 2023
Hung up on the glaring split infinitive in the Planck length question. The sentence should be written 'The smallest distance that, theoretically, can be measured...'?
PitifulExcuse
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Level 56
Apr 20, 2024
that's not a split infinitive, glaring or otherwise. It's merely a bit of slightly clumsy syntax
Axle36
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Level 65
Dec 2, 2023
Common misconception: Planck length isn't actually "the smallest distance that can be theoretically measured", or at least we don't know that it is. If you wanted to be accurate, you could say "the length scale at which the effects of quantum gravity are expected to become significant" or "the length scale at which current current physics breaks down".
Bryan45123
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Level 83
Jan 19, 2024
Teacup poodle?
BryceBelhumeur
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Level 67
Mar 1, 2024
That little dog is so adorable
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