单词	wuss
释义	wuss /wʊs / informal noun A weak or ineffectual person (often used as a general term of abuse): we are not just a group of shallow wusses what a snivelling wuss!... Only wimps and wusses blamed their misfortune on others - real men made their own fortune. Boys who don't conform are ridiculed, called wimps and wusses. Call me a wimp and a wuss if you want to, but I could picture him in my head, and I couldn't talk to him. verb [no object] (wuss out) Fail to do or complete something as a result of fear or lack of confidence: she’ll probably wuss out because she fears my mighty bowling prowess... The Canucks better not wuss out against Boston this coming December like they did in the finals. Don't wait until the pain is excruciating, but don't wuss out and tap before the arm is straight or the choke is actually choking either. At least he showed some heart in the minutes he played and didn't totally wuss out. Derivatives wussy noun (plural wussies) & adjective ... He may look imposing here, but he's actually quite wussy. You'll run the risk of looking and feeling weak and wussy. As things stand, the voters seem to regard the concept as outmoded, a bit wussy, and definitely non-core. Origin 1970s: of unknown origin. Rhymes puss, schuss
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