wussy
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Adjective — Weak, timid, or lacking courage; used informally and often as an insult.
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Etymology
From 1960s American slang, probably a blend of "wimp" and "pussy," or a shortening of the reduplicated "pussy-wussy."
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What does “wussy” mean?
The word “wussy” means weak, timid, or lacking courage; used informally and often as an insult. In plain terms, informal word describing someone (or their behavior) as cowardly or overly cautious.
How do you pronounce “wussy”?
“Wussy” is pronounced WUU-see (/ˈwʊsi/ in IPA).
How do you use “wussy” in a sentence?
Here is “wussy” used in a sentence: “Don't be so wussy about the cold water — just jump in.”
What part of speech is “wussy”?
Depending on how it is used, “wussy” can be an adjective and a noun.
Where does the word “wussy” come from?
The word “wussy” dates back to around 1960. From 1960s American slang, probably a blend of "wimp" and "pussy," or a shortening of the reduplicated "pussy-wussy.".
How many meanings does “wussy” have?
“Wussy” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: weak, timid, or lacking courage; used informally and often as an insult.