wussy

slang Of, indicating, or characterizing someone who is too nervous, afraid, or reserved to do anything too intense, extreme, or risky. Touch football is just a wussy sport. Give me full-contact rugby any day! He said I was wussy just because I didn't want to smoke a cigarette.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

wuss(y)

(ˈwʊs(i))

n. a wimp; a weak person. Don’t be such a wuss. Stand up for your rights.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

go so far as to
go so far as to (do something)
go as far as to (do something)
go as/so far as to do something
go so far as (doing something)
go as far as (doing something)
wimpy
go so far as to say
go so far as to say (something)
SFYL

References in periodicals archive

This is because SA is said to be fussy wussy on how she wants her face painted.

Miss Monster when it comes to makeup

We'd been in the 'in between' group, too scaredy cat to do Pen-y-Ghent, one of Yorkshire's Three Peaks, after walks leader Mervyn informed us the terrain would involve a scramble or two in icy conditions, not "wussy" enough to go on a flat three-miler.

You'll never walk alone; The UK's largest provider of walking holidays marks its 100th anniversary this year. Deanna Delamotta finds their trips are as much about making friends as rambling

RILEY HAWK gets his own tattooing reality show, the pilot episode of which has him covering his dad's wussy ankle tat with a sorcerer's beard.

Mephisto predict

Constitution and elicited cheers from the crowd when he said he would abolish the Environmental Protection Agency and challenge the "spineless, wussy senators" who have failed to react to the threat of China, which he said is "stealing our jobs, stealing our intellectual property."

The Brief: Jan. 13, 2012

And Obama will, undeniably, be facing an election versus an ultra-militarist Republican challenger, so he probably doesn't want to be taken for a wussy! Dead innocents are just a form of collateral damage, for the Obama (2012) reelection campaign!

Obama: Drones and Change

It also expanded on its idea of introducing annual health checks for all adults, explaining it would make going to the doctors "less wussy" for men.

Party plans to do away with ambulance trust

Only now they're not only calling you a dove but a wussy and that's what hurts.

Obama man, you need help!

"Classical music on the fiddle was a bit wussy, I didn't like it, I thought the tunes were stupid."

Folk music is a family affair; folk w

John Flint Racing Stables is no Sandhill, but we have nine of the 15 boxes filled, a four and a half furlong wood chip gallop, a plentiful schooling field and Sasha, the wussy whippet (she's not much use, but we'd all miss her if she disappeared).

Summer lull filled by a win for dad, a wussy whippet and a holiday; BOY RACER Diary of the Post-sponsored conditional jockey Rhys Flint

After all, didn't he get all wussy and recant in the New York Times not that long ago?

And now for something completely similar

We had a bottle of beer each - me an Old Speckled Hen and Jerry, it must be said, a slightly wussy Italian job.

Mash House meal bang-er on money

Some people just think that it is a wussy sport, and it totally is not.

The secret life of AnnaSophia Robb: a high-schooler and a movie star? The Race to Witch Mountain star is living a double life

As Nadel notes, the dramatist has inveighed against the image of the Writer as a "wussy Eastern Intellectual," and has compared authorship to the no-nonsense skill of bricklaying.

Restless intelligence: three accessible biographies extract fresh insights from the works of American dramatists

Anyone who disagrees fails to grasp the complexities of Eurasian politics and is a craven wussy.

Parody

There was nothing special about it, no deep frog, and he didn't sound girlish or wussy.

My Ex-husband

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释义	wussy wussy slang Of, indicating, or characterizing someone who is too nervous, afraid, or reserved to do anything too intense, extreme, or risky. Touch football is just a wussy sport. Give me full-contact rugby any day! He said I was wussy just because I didn't want to smoke a cigarette. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. wuss(y) (ˈwʊs(i)) n. a wimp; a weak person. Don’t be such a wuss. Stand up for your rights. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: go so far as to go so far as to (do something) go as far as to (do something) go as/so far as to do something go so far as (doing something) go as far as (doing something) wimpy go so far as to say go so far as to say (something) SFYL References in periodicals archive This is because SA is said to be fussy wussy on how she wants her face painted. Miss Monster when it comes to makeup We'd been in the 'in between' group, too scaredy cat to do Pen-y-Ghent, one of Yorkshire's Three Peaks, after walks leader Mervyn informed us the terrain would involve a scramble or two in icy conditions, not "wussy" enough to go on a flat three-miler. You'll never walk alone; The UK's largest provider of walking holidays marks its 100th anniversary this year. Deanna Delamotta finds their trips are as much about making friends as rambling RILEY HAWK gets his own tattooing reality show, the pilot episode of which has him covering his dad's wussy ankle tat with a sorcerer's beard. Mephisto predict Constitution and elicited cheers from the crowd when he said he would abolish the Environmental Protection Agency and challenge the "spineless, wussy senators" who have failed to react to the threat of China, which he said is "stealing our jobs, stealing our intellectual property." The Brief: Jan. 13, 2012 And Obama will, undeniably, be facing an election versus an ultra-militarist Republican challenger, so he probably doesn't want to be taken for a wussy! Dead innocents are just a form of collateral damage, for the Obama (2012) reelection campaign! Obama: Drones and Change It also expanded on its idea of introducing annual health checks for all adults, explaining it would make going to the doctors "less wussy" for men. Party plans to do away with ambulance trust Only now they're not only calling you a dove but a wussy and that's what hurts. Obama man, you need help! "Classical music on the fiddle was a bit wussy, I didn't like it, I thought the tunes were stupid." Folk music is a family affair; folk w John Flint Racing Stables is no Sandhill, but we have nine of the 15 boxes filled, a four and a half furlong wood chip gallop, a plentiful schooling field and Sasha, the wussy whippet (she's not much use, but we'd all miss her if she disappeared). Summer lull filled by a win for dad, a wussy whippet and a holiday; BOY RACER Diary of the Post-sponsored conditional jockey Rhys Flint After all, didn't he get all wussy and recant in the New York Times not that long ago? And now for something completely similar We had a bottle of beer each - me an Old Speckled Hen and Jerry, it must be said, a slightly wussy Italian job. Mash House meal bang-er on money Some people just think that it is a wussy sport, and it totally is not. The secret life of AnnaSophia Robb: a high-schooler and a movie star? The Race to Witch Mountain star is living a double life As Nadel notes, the dramatist has inveighed against the image of the Writer as a "wussy Eastern Intellectual," and has compared authorship to the no-nonsense skill of bricklaying. Restless intelligence: three accessible biographies extract fresh insights from the works of American dramatists Anyone who disagrees fails to grasp the complexities of Eurasian politics and is a craven wussy. Parody There was nothing special about it, no deep frog, and he didn't sound girlish or wussy. My Ex-husband
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