Sentence examples for wussy from inspiring English sources

Today we find ourselves wussy funking our way down the world rankings, towards Pakistan and beyond, where the sun never shines and the ball doesn't swing.

A rising executive at a big trading house says he was counselled by his seniors to keep his views hidden if he wanted to get on.Japanese salarymen, who were once regarded as modern-day samurai, are today known as soshoku-danshi (wussy, unambitious "grass-eating men").

Her Mingus-like density of swing makes even Turnage's 'Blood on the Floor' look sedate, with the axe-heroics of Mike Outram and drummer Simon Pearson rendering Scofield and Erskine almost wussy by comparison.

Repulsive, horrible – movie scenes I'd most definitely avert my wussy eyes from anyway.

However, last night McGowan tweeted: "I just got fired by my wussy acting agent because I spoke up about the bullshit in Hollywood".

I just got fired by my wussy acting agent because I spoke up about the bullshit in Hollywood.

And my point is that politicians are, to use a term favored by economists, a bunch of wussy-heads.

He didn't shove him out of bounds, either, or get lucky with the old wussy-kicker try; he tackled him hard to the ground.

That is a label akin to "wussiest linebacker for the Tennessee Titans", but Republicans are making sure everyone hears about it.

(To be fair, the last time was in a hotel restaurant, where I could have ordered something wussier.

(a) None, they're for wussies.