tad

see definition of tad

as inbaby

as insmattering
as insmidgen
as inbambino
as inmilquetoast
as inneonate
as innursling

Synonyms for tad

noun infant

Antonyms for tad

bambino

noun. baby

Word Origin & History

1877, "young or small child," probably a shortened form of tadpole, which is said to be the source of Tad as the nickname of U.S. President Lincoln's son Thomas (1853–1871). The extended meaning "small amount" is first recorded 1915.

Example Sentences for tad

I say, Tad Murray, what's made you so late with your cows this morning?

Tell you what, Tad, Whip's the best dog in the world for rabbits.

"Tad" Simpson was known to be deep in Congressman Atkins's confidence.

I say that to you, Tad Simpson, and to the man—to whoever put you up to this.

It was practically a repetition of his reply to Tad Simpson that morning.

Only I'm always suspicious when Tad pats Providence on the back.

Don't let your love for Tad Simpson lead you into talkin' too much.

And any rap Heman or Tad could give him would only make him fight harder.

He wants it both for himself and for his nephew, Tad Sobber.

He had been something of a bully, although not as bad as Tad Sobber.

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bambino

milquetoast

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nursling

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