Petty, in this instance, comes from the French "petite" meaning small, rather than the English, meaning small-minded, bitchy and complaining, which - after listening to continual moaning on the subject for a week - nevertheless seems more appropriate.
He admitted that he was attracted to kids "hitting puberty," and said that he was unsettled by the realization that all of his sexual partners, the majority of them prostitutes, had been petite, with small breasts.
"In those days, I thought all clothes should come in two sizes: petite and small," said Mr. Kors, who made his name by putting a sumptuous spin on classic American sportswear.
The fragments were end-repaired enzymatically (DNATerminator kit, Lucigen, Middleton, WI, USA) purified on an agarose gel, and ligated to pETite, a small T7 promoter vector (Lucigen).
You can of course be ANY body type to act like someone but Tsukasa has a very petite and small body frame.
Here they sell only petite ponchiks, smaller than doughnut holes, about an inch in diameter, and there are four options: custard cream, Nutella, apricot and raspberry.
If you are thin and petite, a smaller cup size would look more natural.
All are available in a petite size for small wrists and are water resistant.
Because muscle and aggression are viewed as masculine traits, "it is unexpected to find great strength and ferocity in a small, petite frame," she noted.
GMTV's Clare Nasir took the fancy of trainer Dermot Murphy, who asked if he could lend 'a small petite filly' her moniker.
