Synonyms and antonyms of Small and minor problems in British Thesaurus

hitch (noun)

a problem that is not very serious

triviality (noun)

a minor detail or difficulty

bother (noun)

trouble or difficulty caused by doing something when this is annoying but not very serious

blip (noun)

informal a minor problem or delay that does not last very long

glitch (noun)

informal a small and sudden problem, especially with technology such as a computer

niggle (noun)

British something that annoys or worries you slightly

hiccup (noun)

informal a small problem or a problem that causes a short delay

wrinkle (noun)

informal a small problem

teething problems (noun)

minor problems that a new company, project, product etc may have in the beginning

a spot of bother ()

used for emphasizing that a problem is small and not serious

fun and games (humorous)

humorous used about a situation that you do not enjoy dealing with

(just) the tip of the iceberg ()

a problem or difficult situation that shows that a much more serious problem exists

mischief (noun)

trouble or disagreement that someone deliberately causes

open-and-shut case (noun)

a problem that can be solved easily

rough edges ()

minor faults

the thin end of the wedge ()

something that is not important by itself but will have serious, usually bad, effects in the future