Slight

Eyes flattening, slight greyness of pupil, loss of Sheen, specks no longer luminous, body slime cloudy, Slight bleaching of gills and accumulation of slightly cloudy slime.

Chapter 7 1983

The Dwarfs (1960). – in Slight Ache and Other Plays.

Harold Pinter - Bibliography 2005

The Dwarfs (1960). – in Slight Ache and Other Plays.

The Nobel Prize in Literature 2005 - Bio-bibliography 2005

A Night Out (1959). – in Slight Ache and Other Plays.

Harold Pinter - Bibliography 2005

A Night Out (1959). – in Slight Ache and Other Plays.

The Nobel Prize in Literature 2005 - Bio-bibliography 2005

[22] Slight, that is, in comparison with nineteenth-century changes.

Anticipations Of the Reaction of Mechanical and Scientific Progress upon Human life and Thought 1906

"Did you ever read the story in the 'Diary of a Physician,' called A Slight Cold?" asked Moreland.

The Planter's Northern Bride 1854

The most important features of this framework (which I have been calling "Slight" -

World of SL 2009

"Slight" cognate with German "schlicht" has some claim, but is more Norse than Anglo-Saxon, and would be misleading.

languagehat.com: UNCLEFTISH BEHOLDING. 2004

"Slight," that is, a small offense or fault; called "venial," not because it is not a sin, but because God pardons it more willingly or easily than He does a mortal sin.

Baltimore Catechism No. 4 (of 4) An Explanation of the Baltimore Catechism of Christian Doctrine Thomas L. Kinkead