wimpy

  • 1wimpy — (adj.) 1967, from WIMP (Cf. wimp) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Related: Wimpiness …

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  • 2Wimpy — Infobox Company name = Wimpy type = Wholly owned subsidiary parent = Famous Brands industry = Restaurants foundation = Coventry Street, London in 1954 founder = J. Lyons and Co homepage = [http://www.wimpy.uk.com/ official UK site] products =… …

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  • 3Wimpy P-1 — Horse infobox horsename = Wimpy caption = Wimpy breed = Quarter Horse sire = Solis grandsire = Old Sorrel dam = Panda damsire = Old Sorrel sex = Stallion foaled = 1937 country = United States color = Chestnut breeder = King Ranch owner = King… …

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  • 4Wimpy — Logo de la marque Wimpy Wimpy est une chaîne internationale de restaurant créée à Chicago dans les années 1930 par Eddie Gold. Histoire Le nom Wimpy provient du célèbre ami de Popeye J. Wellington Wimpy (Gontran en version française), grand… …

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  • 5wimpy — [[t]wɪ̱mpi[/t]] ADJ GRADED (disapproval) If you describe a person or their behaviour as wimpy, you disapprove of them because they are weak and seem to lack confidence or determination. [INFORMAL] ...a wimpy unpopular schoolboy... This portrays… …

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  • 6wimpy — mod. weak; inept; square. □ You are ust a wimpy nerd! □ Come on, don’t be so wimpy …

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  • 7wimpy — adj Weak or weak willed, inadequate. He tried to get the job but his attempt was a little wimpy. 1960s …

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  • 8wimpy — weak, lacking courage, like a wimp    Sean acts kind of wimpy, but he s a strong, decisive leader …

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  • 9wimpy — Adj. Feeble, weak. Also applied to objects or places, e.g. The furnishings were a little wimpy for such bold decor …

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  • 10wimpy — wimp informal ► NOUN ▪ a weak and cowardly person. ► VERB (wimp out) ▪ withdraw from something in a cowardly way. DERIVATIVES wimpish adjective wimpy adjective. ORIGIN origin uncertain, perhaps from WHIMPER( …

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