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Discover LudwigThe phrase "tiny girl" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a girl who is very small in size or stature. Example: The tiny girl skipped happily down the sidewalk, her small hand clutching a colorful balloon.
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A tiny girl with elaborate braids read it haltingly but bravely.
Families chowed down on pulled pork sandwiches; a tiny girl in pink clutched a stuffed dinosaur.
One man felt like a stalker as he raced to catch up with a tiny girl zooming along.
Suddenly there was Zoe, a tiny girl, just 13 years old, trying to get past.
The youngest child in the tent is a tiny girl, just six days old.
KARACHI, Pakistan — At a luxury mall here recently, I spied a tiny girl selling flowers to passersby on the street.
He gestured toward a tiny girl in a white scarf and shiny black shoes.
And behind me, a fortysomething white dad bounces his tiny girl on his shoulders.
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But she was this little teeny-tiny girl with a 34 back" and a large bust.
At one point a tiny girl rushing toward the dance machines almost knocks him over, without even looking back.
'She was a tiny girl,' said Bouckaert.
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