microperson
microperson noun: a minuscule person.
Noun
microperson (plural micropersons or micropeople)
- A minuscule person.
- Cultural factors can be introduced on any microplot by game simulation of populations of micropeople.1977, William R. Eblen, Ruth A. Eblen, Experiencing the total environment, page 87
- Turbulent flow really stirs things up; laminar flow is surprisingly ineffectual at mixing. A microperson's spoon wouldn't easily stir milk into coffee.2000, Steven Vogel, Cats' Paws and Catapults: Mechanical Worlds of Nature and People
Forms of microperson
| plural | micropersons |
|---|---|
| plural | micropeople |
Origin of microperson
From micro- + person.
Questions about microperson
- What does microperson mean?
- Microperson means a minuscule person.
- What part of speech is microperson?
- Microperson is a noun.
- What is the plural of microperson?
- The plural of microperson is micropersons.
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