softy in Irish
softy in Irish is leibide — softy means a person who is easily moved, overly kind, or reluctant to be strict.
softy in Irish
leibide
(informal, mildly, derogatory, occasionally, endearing) A weak or sentimental person.
What does "softy" mean?
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noun A person who is easily moved, overly kind, or reluctant to be strict.
"He acts tough, but he's a real softy when it comes to his kids."
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softy in a sentence
- He acts tough, but he's a real softy when it comes to his kids.
- Dad's a softy — he always lets us stay up late.
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What is "softy" in Irish?
"softy" in Irish is leibide. softy means: A person who is easily moved, overly kind, or reluctant to be strict.
How do you use "softy" in a sentence?
Example: "He acts tough, but he's a real softy when it comes to his kids." In Irish, "softy" is leibide.
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