smallbother
nounUK /ˈsmɔːlˌbɒðə/
US /ˈsmɔːlˌbɑːðər/
A smallbother is a tiny problem that is not very important.
Forgetting my pencil was just a smallbother, so I borrowed one from a friend.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A person who causes only slight trouble.
The new puppy is a smallbother who chews socks but never means harm.
3. A little bit of extra effort or fuss.
Adding a stamp was a smallbother compared to writing the whole letter.
4. A mild feeling of worry about something unimportant.
She felt a smallbother about the cloudy sky, but the picnic went fine.