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Definition of coward
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Coward
(v. t.) To make
timorous;
to
frighten.
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Cowardship
::
Cowardship
(n.)
Cowardice.
Brave
::
Brave
(superl.)
Bold;
courageous;
daring;
intrepid;
--
opposed
to
cowardly;
as, a brave man; a brave act..
Sneak
::
Sneak (v. t.) To hide, esp. in a mean or
cowardly
manner..
Dastardly
::
Dastardly
(a.)
Meanly
timid;
cowardly;
base; as, a
dastardly
outrage..
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.) To run from
danger;
to
attempt
to
escape;
to flee; as, an enemy or a
coward
flies.
See Note under
Flee..
Cowish
::
Cowish
(v. t.)
Timorous;
fearful;
cowardly.
Kaynard
::
Kaynard
(n.) A lazy or
cowardly
person;
a
rascal.
Dastardy
::
Dastardy
(n.) Base
timidity;
cowardliness.
Poltroonery
::
Poltroonery
(n.)
Cowardice;
want of
spirit;
pusillanimity.
Cowardliness
::
Cowardliness
(n.)
Cowardice.
Cocktail
::
Cocktail
(n.) A mean,
half-hearted
fellow;
a
coward..
Jackal
::
"Jackal
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
carnivorous
animals
inhabiting
Africa
and Asia,
related
to the dog and wolf. They are
cowardly,
nocturnal,
and
gregarious.
They feed
largely
on
carrion,
and are noted for their
piercing
and
dismal
howling..
Coward
::
Coward
(v. t.) To make
timorous;
to
frighten.
Cowardish
::
Cowardish
(a.)
Cowardly.
-art
::
-art () The
termination
of many
English
words;
as,
coward,
reynard,
drunkard,
mostly
from the
French,
in which
language
this
ending
is of
German
origin,
being orig. the same word as
English
hard. It
usually
has the sense of one who has to a high or
excessive
degree
the
quality
expressed
by the root; as,
braggart,
sluggard..
Invalorous
::
Invalorous
(a.) Not
valorous;
cowardly.
Niding
::
Niding
(n.) A
coward;
a
dastard;
-- a term of
utmost
opprobrium.
Discourage
::
Discourage
(n.) Lack of
courage;
cowardliness.
Insult
::
Insult
(v. t.) To treat with
abuse,
insolence,
indignity,
or
contempt,
by word or
action;
to
abuse;
as, to call a man a
coward
or a liar, or to sneer at him, is to
insult
him..
Sneaking
::
Sneaking
(a.)
Marked
by
cowardly
concealment;
deficient
in
openness
and
courage;
underhand;
mean;
crouching.
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