Of little value or estimation; worthless, cheap. Obsolete.

Not worth much, of little value or use. Also: (of a person) having little wealth, poor.

Designating a poor or inferior example of something; of little account or value; pathetic.

Of minor or lesser importance. Of things: of little value; insignificant, trifling; = petty, adj. 2a. Obsolete.

Inadequate, insufficient; small, insignificant. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

Good for nothing; useless, of little worth; insignificant, trifling, puny. Cf. nought, pron. 2. Scottish in later use.

attributive. In extended use: of little worth or value; trifling, paltry. Cf. twopenny, adj. 2. Obsolete.

Of a thing: Of little account or worth, inconsiderable. Obsolete.

Involving little trouble and hence of little worth; worthless, paltry.

Fit for patching panels or putting into patchwork; of little value as material.

Unworthy of being highly prized; of little value. rare.

Of a woman or girl: of small stature and build; (formerly frequently depreciative) †slight, little (obsolete); (now usually in positive sense)…

Used allusively of an inexperienced, ‘green’, or amateurish person, or of something cheap or of little value.