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Often used in the same context:
shrinking violet,
cakewalk,
slouch,
gimmes,
softy,
patsy,
underdog,
softie,
creampuff,
foe,
walkover,
beat,
fluke,
puncher,
winless,
bully,
gimmie,
whupping,
rematch,
opponent,
toughie,
wimp,
victories,
victor,
battler,
bossy,
coasting,
cockiness,
lightweights,
weakling,
disrespect,
aggressor,
pretender,
doormat,
pussycat,
troublemaker,
trouncing,
outworks,
consolation,
letdown,
meek,
slogger,
matchup,
plain sailing,
defeat,
bruiser,
barnburner,
upset,
knockout punch,
quitter,
contender,
nemesis,
hoper,
intimidator,
rustiness,
banana skin,
fool,
heartbreaker,
slugfest,
party pooper,
shellacking,
drubbing,
nonsense,
clinch,
rout,
thrashing,
taskmaster,
swagger,
mettle,
champion,
opportunist,
stinker,
pragmatist,
shocker,
bossing,
practicer,
outstrike,
grandstander,
squeaker,
titlist,
flatterer,
showdown,
plodder,
maul,
losable,
streetwise,
pally,
outfighting,
loser,
scrapper,
champs,
winner,
hater,
adversary,
disciplinarian,
braggart,
appeaser,
quarterfinals,
dogfight,
feistiness,
stunner,
smiler,
fools,
idiots,
idiot,
imbecile,
break,
defense,
dupe,
falsification,
foolishness,
giveaway,
lie,
ninny,
nonentity,
precedence,
say,
slob,
surrender
More general:
activity,
dweeb,
flunkey,
flunky,
stooge,
yes-man
Synonyms:
child's play,
cinch,
duck soup,
picnic,
piece of cake,
snap,
walkover
Also try:
— Adjectives for pushover:
such,
easy,
complete,
real,
total,
military,
big,
little,
absolute,
passive,
natural,
more...
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