softy
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soft·y
or soft·ie (sôf′tē, sŏf′-)n. pl. soft·ies Informal
1. A person regarded as weak or sentimental.
2. A person who finds it difficult to punish or be strict.
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soft•y
or soft•ie
(ˈsɔf ti, ˈsɒf-)n., pl. -ties. Informal.
1. a person easily stirred to sentiment.
2. a weak or foolish person.
[1860–65]
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Noun | 1. | softy - a person who is weak and excessively sentimental |
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softy
[ˈsɒftɪ] N → blandengue mf; (= too tender-hearted) → blandengue mf, buenazo/a m/f; (= no stamina etc) → blandengue mf; (= coward) → gallina mf, cobardica mfyou big softie, stop crying! → ¡no seas llorón or llorica!
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