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wimp

[wimp] / wɪmp /


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As I walked into the medical clinic for my blood test, all I could think about was how to avoid looking like a wimp on camera.

From BBC

The kind of ace who harks back to a time when “bullpen days” didn’t exist, relieving was for wimps and starters were expected to serve as their own closers.

From The Wall Street Journal

He reacted and Scarlett "jokingly" called him a wimp, Ms Hall says.

From BBC

“I am a wimp,” Martindale confessed as she pushed some eggs around her plate.

From New York Times

"So, either she's going to be a wimp, and do nothing, or she's going to be driven and ambitious. Character is what drives everything forward."

From BBC