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Small-time   /smɔl-taɪm/   Listen
Small-time

adjective
1.
Of minor importance.  Synonym: nickel-and-dime.  "A small-time actor"






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"Small-time" Quotes from Famous Books



... in returns amazingly. While one small-time producer pays no advance royalty and a flat weekly royalty of from ten dollars to fifteen dollars a week—making his stand on the fact that he gives a longer playing season than his average competitor—many a big-time producer pays ...
— Writing for Vaudeville • Brett Page

... could do that—well, like Hank Brown, he would have to hand it to her for being a lot cleverer than he had given her credit for being. "If she's been faking the whole thing, she ought to go on the stage," he muttered tritely. "She'd make Sarah Bernhardt look like a small-time extra. Yes, sir, all of that. And I don't quite get it that way." Then he swore. "Hank Brown! That hick—after having her choice of town boys, her taking up with that Keystone yap! No, sir, that don't get by with me." But when he had gone a little farther he ...
— The Lookout Man • B. M. Bower

... would pass the wink and go at it tooth and nail. It was ridiculous, arguing the toss on a long-gone-by small-time scrap like the Civil War with the greatest show in history going on all around us. Anyway the Tommies loved it and would fairly howl with delight when we ...
— A Yankee in the Trenches • R. Derby Holmes



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