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In many cases the terms dwarf and midget are used interchangeably. However, a midget can refer to any person of very short stature while a dwarf is typically a person who has dwarfism, which is a specific genetic condition.
Yes. In northern Thailand a midget was swallowed a midget in a circus act gone wrong. http://corisino.blogspot.com/2007/09/midget-in-circus-gets-eaten-by-hippo.html
Liberals
no
Connor mills
Yes.
i think a midget is bigger than a dwarf
They have the same height, which is less than 147 cm (4' 10"). The difference is that a dwarf has disproportion of body parts, while a midget is normally proportioned.
You would call a short man a "Midget" or a "Dwarf".
your a dwarf you midget.
They are just synonyms. They mean the exact same thing. So there is no difference in height.
'Dwarf' and 'midget' are synonyms used to describe someone whose body is unusually small. Both are generally considered a derogatory way to refer to people of that size, though that may vary from region to region and from individual to individual. There is no implied size difference between the two terms.
No
A dwarf is taller. They are also stronger and smarter.
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How about calling him a small/little person,however if i was to choose between the two terms i would use the term midget.