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- Anonymous4 weeks ago
That would be a genius smaller than a big genius but bigger than a tiny genius.
- .Lv 74 weeks ago
Could mean a small and/or young person who is very intelligent. It would help if you had included the context in which the phrase was used. Adding an update and relocating your question to a more appropriate subcategory would improve your responses.
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- Anonymous4 weeks ago
Little genius is someone who has a great/rare, natural ability or skill in something at a very early age.