The phrase "a small wild" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both small in size and wild in nature, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In the garden, I found a small wildflower blooming among the grass."
Alternatives: "a tiny wild" or "a little wild".
At the time of the death, many Australians could not believe a dingo, a small wild dog, would attack a human.
The rouge, the black strokes across her eyelids and the hair piled high gave her the look of a small, wild cat.
With her hair choppy and unbrushed and the cuffs of the sweater pulled up to her thumbs, she looked nervous and untamed at the same time, like a small wild animal.
On a return visit, the crust on a small wild mushroom pizza — with mozzarella and Romano cheeses, and caramelized onions — was crisper, and the strips of fresh plum tomato strewn over the top were surprisingly tasty given the season.
The distinctively British sport of driving a small wild bird towards waiting guns became popular in the 19th century, establishing a rural tradition that has remained unchanged ever since.
We also had the bizarre situation where a small wild dove (which love to sit in the middle of roads in Madagascar) flew through the Land Rover's side window as we were driving at speed.
Determined to realize her dream, Mill bred a leopard cat--a small, wild animal found in the jungles of Southeast Asia--to domestic felines.
"A smaller wild population will better allow for the support of the captive population component of the red wolf program," it said.
I ordered a ton of arugula from Cook's Garden, both the common variety, Eruca sativa, and a smaller, wilder form from Italy called Selvatica, which has finely cut leaves and is more heat-tolerant.
The presence of deeply diverged lineages of domestic individuals in a single, small wild population was first demonstrated in ungulate animals.
We here show that haplotypes clustering with two deeply divergent maternal lineages in domesticated yaks occur in a single, small, wild population.
