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fraidy-cat
[ frey-dee-kat ]
noun
- a timid, easily frightened person: often used by children.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of fraidy-cat1
Example Sentences
鈥淏ig Tony runs off and leaves us locked in here with Prince Pampered Pooch. Duke. The big-shot TV star. Turns out he鈥檚 not so brave and courageous. Turns out, he鈥檚 a big ol鈥 fraidy-cat.鈥
Others have called Ms. Ashburn a 鈥渟heep鈥 and a 鈥渇raidy-cat鈥 for wearing a mask.
They鈥檝e had over a decade to acclimate themselves to that, so it is sad to see the right wing retreat instead to the same old script 鈥 especially since it inevitably reveals more about them and their fraidy-cat bigotry than anything else.
But return him to the Nantucket seashore where he was born, and the kid becomes a fraidy-cat: Acutely averse to sand, he won鈥檛 take a step without laying down his black jacket as a beach-suppressing walkway.
Two years ago in the N.F.C. title game, Seattle faced fourth-and-7 on the San Francisco 35 and didn鈥檛 launch a fraidy-cat punt; rather it went for it, scoring the key touchdown of the contest.
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