🌧 Dribs and Drabs: The Quaint Art of Small Quantities 🌱
Definition
Dribs and drabs: A term used to describe small, inconsistently-sized quantities, often appearing irregularly or in slow trickles.
Related Terms and Synonyms
- Bits and pieces: Small, assorted items or fragments.
- Odds and ends: Miscellaneous small articles, remnants.
- Nickels and dimes: Used metaphorically to describe small amounts of money or investment.
- Scraps: Small pieces or leftovers, often used to describe remnants of food or material.
Antonyms
- Heaps and loads: Large amounts of something.
- Tons: A massive quantity, often used hyperbolically.
- Bountiful: Abundant, sufficient amounts.
Humor-filled Quotes
“Success is not made up of one single event, but rather dribs and drabs of progress accumulated over time.” ― Flibberigy Whimsical, renowned wordsmith.
Proverbs and Expressions
- “Many a little makes a mickle”: Small contributions combine to become significant.
- “Little drops of water, little grains of sand, make the mighty ocean and the pleasant land”: Emphasizes the power of small, incremental efforts.
Literature, Books, Songs, Poetry, and Movies
- Book: The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry — Reflects on small actions having profound impacts.
- Poetry: A Grain of Sand by William Blake — Highlights the immense importance of minute details in the grand scheme of things.
- Song: “Little Things” by One Direction — Celebrates the beauty in small, seemingly insignificant details.
- Movie: It’s a Wonderful Life directed by Frank Capra — Portrays how small, generous actions accumulate to create substantial change.
Fun Quizzes
Inspirational Note: As we delve into the whimsical world of “dribs and drabs,” let us take a moment to appreciate the small, consistent efforts that shape our lives. May your days be filled with tiny joys and incremental triumphs that lead you to greatness.
Warm regards, Ophelia Writelight