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Difference between Little men and Little men with hammers

little men—(also: little people)

1. men who are not tall:

  • For lack of weight they make up by speed, and if they are little men they are the smaller targets.

2. ordinary or undistinguished people:

  • Great men too often have greater faults than little men can find room for.

3. craftsmen or tradesmen doing business on a small scale:

  • The potential customers are most numerous among the “little men,” that is, owners of one-man businesses.

4. fairies; elves:

  • The story of his sojourn in Fairyland gradually leaked out, and men used to come and ask him about the land of the little men.

little men with hammers(drunk-caused) headache:

  • Thank fully, there were no little men with hammers inside my head. I recalled the night with a grin.