| POCKETSIZED | Small enough to steal? (6-5) |
| MESH | Space(s) enclosed by the threads of a net between knot and knot: with a fruitcage it needs to be small enough to prevent access by birds (4) |
| ABYSMAL | Some baby, small enough to be bottomless (7) |
| COMPACT | Small enough to go in a handbag (7) |
| BITESIZE | Small enough to be eaten whole |
| STREETTACO | Mexican treat small enough to eat while walking |
| SAMPLE | Small enough to try |
| LAPDOG | Pooch that's small enough to sit on a seated person: 2 wds. |
| LAPTOP | Personal computer small enough to be used on one's lap (6) |
| STOCKINGFILLER | Gift small enough to be stuffed in hosiery such as a chocolate, soap, gold coin, wooden toy, sewing kit, satsuma, nut ... historically a lump of coal (8,6) |
| TRAVELSIZE | Small enough to take through a T.S.A. checkpoint, say |
| HIPFLASK | A slim container for alcoholic spirits small enough to be carried in a pocket (3,5) |
| POCKETBOOK | A cahier, diary, jotter, note-pad etc, small enough to fit into one's placket; a police officer's "PNB"; a wallet for money, hence one's finances/fisc; or, in the US, a lady's clutch or purse (10) |
| IPADMINI | Tablet that's small, but still not small enough to swallow |
| THIGH | Not high or small enough to have a bone? (5) |
| TOOL | Implement not small enough? |
| ROBOT | To steal and to return to it mechanically (5) |
| VOLER | To steal or to fly, in Le Havre |
| PILFER | To steal, especially in small quantities. (6) |
| WIPES | Head off to steal small cleansing tissues (5) |
