Noun:

ਕਾਫੀ ਕੁੱਝ,

quite a little's Usage Examples:

Sister of Providence Sister Saint Francis Xavier wrote, "Now we have quite a little country town.

school is celebrating its 125th anniversary, the name "St Margaret’s" is quite a little bit younger.

If we could afford to give him really good lessons, he would soon be quite a little artist.

10 - Jack and Chorus – "When quite a little chap, a-sitting on my mother"s lap" No.

watch the film until 2007, he has acknowledged that it has become "quite a little classic in its own befuddled way".

settlement at North Dural for the stated reason that “we are getting quite a little township up here, the place should be properly named”.

to Dudley Field around 2:30 o"clock today, the Commodores will have quite a little argument to settle with them.

have fallen in quick succession upon the Japanese and there will be quite a little space before we intend to drop another".

"even better cagers than footballers, which, by the way, is saying quite a little.

Which is quite a little.

agreed that the first name drawn should settle the question, there was quite a little excitement in the preparation for the deciding contest.

That episode is one that is going to cause us quite a little trouble in the future.

He has quite a little band of troops in his pay, and moves with military pomp and gorgeous.

Synonyms:

stack, torrent, slew, great deal, mountain, flock, pile, deal, lot, batch, raft, spate, flood, mickle, deluge, muckle, mass, heap, inundation, good deal, mint, mess, passel, peck, hatful, large indefinite amount, large indefinite quantity, haymow, tidy sum, pot, plenty, sight, wad,

Antonyms:

disarrange, natural depression, stay in place, disorganize, disorganise,