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milksop
UK
/ˈmɪlk.sɒp/
US
/ˈmɪlk.sɑp/
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milksop
adjective
more milksop
Comp.
most milksop
Super.
UK
/ˈmɪlk.sɒp/
US
/ˈmɪlk.sɑp/
Used attributively to describe something or someone as weak-willed, timid, or lacking courage.
Synonyms
craven
gutless
weak-kneed
wimpy
soft
timorous
submissive
timid
cowardly
spineless
weak
feeble
pusillanimous
lily-livered
faint-hearted
milksop
noun
milksops
pl
UK
/ˈmɪlk.sɒp/
US
/ˈmɪlk.sɑp/
тряпка
He was considered a milksop by his peers.
Его сверстники считали его тряпкой.
Additional translations
трус
слабак
нюня
Synonyms
coward
weakling
pansy
softie
sissy
wimp
Definitions
milksop
adjective
Weak, timid, or lacking courage; characteristic of a milksop.
His milksop attitude made it difficult for the team to rely on him in high-pressure situations.
milksop
noun
A person who is indecisive, lacks courage, or is overly timid.
Despite his impressive resume, he was considered a milksop by his colleagues because he avoided making tough decisions.
A piece of bread (or other food) soaked in milk, typically given to babies or invalids.
The nurse handed the child a milksop to chew on while she prepared his bottle.
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