Wimps and scaredy-cats: talking about people who are not brave

Listen to the author reading this blog post: by Liz Walter My last post was on the topic of bravery, so by way of a contrast, this one looks at words and phrases connected with the opposite. The most common word for someone who isn’t brave is coward. The related adjective is cowardly (one of those … Continue reading Wimps and scaredy-cats: talking about people who are not brave

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