Midget ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Midget ( noun )

A person who is much smaller than average in height and build.

Origin:

Midget is derived from the middle english word "mydgette" which means "a small person". it was first used in the early 17th century.

Examples:

1. The circus featured a group of midgets as a part of their act.
2. Despite being a midget, he was an excellent basketball player.
3. The midget was only three feet tall and weighed 60 pounds.
4. The midget was a skilled acrobat, who could perform tricks that were impossible for a full-size performer.
5. The midget was a very talented singer and had a beautiful voice.

(As an adjective)

Midget ( adjective )

A person who is much smaller than average in height and build.

Origin:

Midget is derived from the middle english word "mydgette" which means "a small person". it was first used in the early 17th century.

Examples:

1. The circus featured a group of midgets as a part of their act.
2. Despite being a midget, he was an excellent basketball player.
3. The midget was only three feet tall and weighed 60 pounds.
4. The midget was a skilled acrobat, who could perform tricks that were impossible for a full-size performer.
5. The midget was a very talented singer and had a beautiful voice.