1) approximately; a little more or less than (about)
2) a person who is learning and has only a little experience (beginner)
3) a little blue in colour (bluish)
4) (of water) a little salty (brackish)
5) to cook (meat) slowly, first in fat and then in a little water (braise)
6) a game in which a word is guessed after each syllable of it has bee suggested by acting a little play (charade)
7) a little wet (damp)
8) a little dark (dusky)
9) shining and attractive but often a little vulgar (flashy)
10) taking place, changing, slowly or a little at a time (gradual)
every
one, some; unspecified, indiscriminate
to a degree, to some extent
to a degree, to some extent
to a fairly large extent or degree; 'rather than' = in preference to; 'or rather' = or more accurately
moderately
(of an amount or number etc that is more than two) a little, a few; a certain amount or number (but not the rest or others); approximately
few
to some extent; in some degree; a little
to some extent
