pansy
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- noun
- /ˈpæn.zi/
- Slur
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- But what would this pansy generation know about pain or risk that can't be mitigated with pills?
- pansy-ass
- goddamn pansy
- little pansy
Congress sucks at their job, their weenie baby Pansy bitches.
- Congress sucks at their job, their weenie baby Pansy bitches.
- For the last two weeks they've all been whining and complaining like little weenie baby Pansy babies going.
Examples
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I'm gonna sue this pansy critic.
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If you quit the force when I did, you wouldn't be such a pansy.
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And then he just is made to look like the biggest idiot and and kind of Pansy throughout that whole thing.
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How about you get your big boy pants on and stop being a pansy?
Blog text (3) -
Another rule that ties into the first is to stop being a pansy about what you think food should be and just eat and enjoy.
Blog text (25) -
You know, Tracy, for a tough guy, you do a lot of pansy things.
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My father laughed: "Don't be such a pansy, Derek."
Academic text (1999) -
Don't be a pansy-ass!
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So if you win 10 games against a pansy schedule but can't ever beat a ranked team, then you say that qualifies as a coaching extension.
Blog text (24) -
You're nothing but a pansy for refusing to participate in the race.
Synonyms
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A man or boy who seems weak and afraid to act
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A person who is very shy and does not speak up
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A man or boy who is not brave and does not stand up for himself
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Etymology
Pansy used as an insult comes from comparing a man to the delicate flower, so it came to mean someone weak or 'effeminate'. This use is rude and offensive, and many people avoid it today.