Meanings of wimpish in English

Mr Rowe's brother Greg Rowe told police Ms Burdett was "not a wimpish lady".

That would have been too wimpish for Henrik.'

Grown men, with millions of pounds lying in the bank, have been reduced to wimpish nincompoops.

The Minister for Justice appeared fettered by her wimpish partners in Government, he said in a statement yesterday.

Parents wimpish about wet days here should take a look at the Norwegian-made Playground Wader range of rainwear.

However, she knew the reality: that the winds here, no matter how fast they blew, were wimpish things in such thin air.

The reluctance of France and Germany to follow the lead of President George Bush on Iraq has stirred images of "wimpish Euros".

Over the wimpish ski-pants go first a thicker pair and then an orange one-piece, heavy enough to be proof against arctic wind and snow.

There was something mean and wimpish about them, it was widely felt - something seriously at odds with Ireland's reputation as a generous, bibulous nation.