| Pinch into small folds |
| Very small, informally |
| Shrub or small tree |
| Numbers that never get smaller |
| Rectangular server with a dull-edged knife |
| Small amounts, as of whipped cream |
| Small stall |
| Surgical needle |
| Smallville" actress Durance |
| Small containers for liquids |
| A small case for needlework. |
| Surgically replaceable body parts |
| Small error. |
| Small portion |
| Surgically transplanted |
| Small case that holds combs, perfumes, etc. |
| Surgically excise |
| Bind surgically |
| Someone who has had a limb surgically removed |
| Descendant of the smallsword |
| A small one makes extinction more likely |
| Very small amount |
| My father had a small estate in Nottinghamshire; I was the third of five sons |
| Small amphibian |
| Latin phrase claiming possession of a small bird? |
| Small streams |
| Small swelling |
| Surgically tie |
| Small business owner on "The Simpsons |
| A ___ pittance (very small amount) |