wuss slang

That'll just make you look like a wuss or a tourist.

Now, the average Brit is a total wuss about spicy food.

It was embarrassing to have such a weak wuss for a brother.

"Besides, he's too much of a wuss to come watch any real surgery."

I don't want to make him mad or feel bad, but he's such a wuss.

Simon, naturally, tried to comfort her, being such a wuss and all.

Don't be a wuss, he told himself, and stepped inside.

The times is awful dull, and, mark my words, they'll be wuss before they're better.

"You really are a wuss," she says, turning away and entering the closet.

Somewhere the line has to be drawn between getting bullied and being a wuss.

And, I'm afraid, the line keeps getting shifted closer to the wuss level.

He's going to come off sacrosanct today, making me look like an overgrown wuss.

If someone decides that a challenge is too embarrassing for them, they can simply walk away and risk being called a wuss.

I tried to discuss my fears with Arthur, but he just laughed and told me to stop being such a wuss.

Well, he's got a bit of a cold, anyway, the big attention-seeking wuss.

And my baby brother will think I'm a wuss."

"I'm a water wuss," she said, "and ever since that poor girl got her arm bit off, forget it."

"It'll make me look like a wuss," he said.

What a pathetic wuss you really are, woman!

"I'm glad to see that Wyoming hasn't turned you into a wuss."

First, she has Marshall come to class to preach pacifism, but the kids call him a wuss.

But I didn't want to seem a wuss.

So he is a bit of a wuss."

Lionel was making him feel like a wuss.

Burger Wuss is yet another one of Anderson's young adult novels.