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wimpy

[ UK /wˈɪmpi/ ]
[ US /ˈwɪmpi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. weak and ineffectual

How To Use wimpy In A Sentence

  • He's repeatedly played ineffectual, wimpy characters… easily forgotten and unmemorable.
  • Then your application will be buff and strong and it will laugh in the face of wimpy problems like people who use commas instead of dots as the decimal.
  • But his brand of nuanced, over-intellectualized witty replies to Republican street bashing makes him look wimpy, weak and outmatched. Andy Ostroy: Obama's the "Dick Cavett President"
  • City life is harsh, and that's just in the downtown area, with its international hotels and branches of Wimpy and Subway.
  • But I also climbed -- well, I kind of built myself a rainbow, because I decided I was being wimpy, and I think that was about a 5.7, and I also did two 5. 8s on the slab and a tricky psych-out of a 5.8 in the dihedral under and over the barrel vault, which I had also done before. Almost won but it doesn' count. it never does.
  • Wimpy Jewish kid grows up - now a true 'bromantic' arts by naomi pfefferman, l.a. jewish journal J. Weekly
  • Sometimes they seem too thin, or astringent, or plain wimpy. Grignolino
  • The other ace in Dassin's deck is Cronyn, playing a corrupt, savage prison guard bent on bringing "discipline" to his inmates, while nursing a megalomaniacal ambition to replace the wimpy Warden. John Farr: Burt Lancaster: Always Larger Than Life
  • Then again, you generally seem to be approach this type of issue via an all-encompassing and lamebrained dichotomy between wimpy, social democratic and stagnating Europe on one side and manly, free-market, rugged individualist and dynamic America on the other. Matthew Yglesias » Krugman on Europe
  • My standard poodle could watch, but she thinks tofu is wimpy … Food Network, the poodle kicks your ass.
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