Yet bond investors suggest regulators cannot be relied on to wimp out.

You're not going to wimp out on me now, are you?

But I can't let myself wimp out around Aaron, so I say, "Sure."

When you have a rope gun on your team, it is easy to wimp out.

Or you could wimp out and get the automatic.

Or had she expected he'd wimp out?

You can't wimp out on me now.

Unlike baseball, with its sentimental pastoral fantasies, football does not wimp out at the first drop of rain.

She hated to dirty her hands, but if Neils VanHorn was going to wimp out on her, she would get the job done.

Morris was working in a record store, whose owner had introduced him to a lot of music, but then started to really wimp out.

Legal Affairs may have wimped out, but I am not erasing this.

She told the Guardian: I don't want people to think I've wimped out.

So far, everyone here has wimped out, too.

I wimped out and left the glasses on.

But at the last second she'd wimped out and simply asked her dad to pass the cantaloupe.

MOST of the great sportsmen wimped out yesterday and stayed indoors, safe from the muck and rain.