softy

/ˈsɔfti/
noun
  1. A person who is gentle, kind, or easily moved to sympathy or tears.
    • She's a softy for anyone who needs help, even if they don't ask.
    • Don't let his tough look fool you; he's a softy who cries at sad movies.
    • My dad is a real softy when it comes to stray animals — he always brings them home.
  2. A person who is not physically or mentally tough; someone who is weak or easily defeated.
    • The coach called him a softy because he gave up after one hard practice.
    • In the old neighborhood, you couldn't act like a softy or the older kids would pick on you.
    • He thought he was tough, but the other team treated him like a softy on the field.
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