What is "wimpish"

Usage examples of "wimpish".

Now she stood among us, wearing a trouser suit and a black high-necked jumper, her hair scraped back and tied with some sort of bootlace, her high, pale forehead wrinkled with distaste for the wimpish Dane.

Would you want to spend ten or twelve hours with a wimpish character who is weak and ineffectual?

I had to assume that my mates were a little bit wimpish and that George had done the right thing, for some reason.

In his almost permanent absence it was run by a couple of wimpish slaves who were apparently out at market today.

It came out in a squeak and it echoed up through the empty spaces of the huge building, and came back, time and again, to haunt her with its wimpish sound.

Roy, her wimpish, supercilious press secretary, called him this morning, yanked him out of class, told him to be on the next flight to Boston.

Somehow fainting seemed to be such a wimpish, weak-minded, feminine kind of action, one that demanded someone else take care of the actual job of rescuing her.

I decided, that definitely fit with the wimpish accountant description.

Maybe that was why Kara was taking her partpity, laced with contempt, for a woman as wimpish and helpless as she had once been.

The damn thing was too soft to be a worthwhile opponent, and her fist made a wimpish thudding sound on impact.