the whole family, which includes the adults (parents and / or grandparents) and children

not small / not young

Call / name someone little

ASEAN-Association of Southeast Asian Nations

one who is still very young, but behaving like adults or teenagers

(slang) someone who is young but mature and astute / shrewd / savvy

(noun + adjective)1. son is little; (adverb) in detail

one's child(ren) are still young

one's child(ren) and wife are still young

still small

'don't know one's place': describes a disrespectful behavior towards an elder, normally a saying from an elder to the youngster who disrespects them

refine

extra small size (XS) [written and colloquial]

so young

lit. slight breeze and a drizzle, meaning one's behaviour or actions are mild and gentle

the common table game in casino called 'over-under or O / U'; the size

eyes in different sizes, one bigger, one smaller; having double standards

favoritism to a particular party / person; to be biased

kidult

ignore the presence of any germs or bacteria (spoken)

to bully / pick on someone younger or smaller or weaker [colloquial]

a phrase used to bullies (in particular those who pick up those smaller or weaker than them) to get lost [colloquial]

describes a person (who is in the position of desiring / expecting higher returns) who won't bother or be satisfied with low returns; literally: 'big hen won't eat small rice'; 'the eagle does not catch flies'

lit. big eat small, meaning the powerful one dominating the weak one

too thin

adj; one who looks thin and small

god younger brother

spy

details

(noun) housework and chores