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smalltime

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small·time or small-time  (smôltm)
adj. Informal
Insignificant or unimportant; minor: a smalltime actor.
smalltimer n.
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A number of stage roles followed, especially with the Playwrights' Company, with his first major film part coming in 1951 when, playing opposite Kirk Douglas, he recreated his stage part of an unstable smalltime gangster.
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