Words and phrases that have a meaning related to coward: (170 results)
Often used in the same context:
liar, hypocrite, traitor, scumbag, wimp, betrayer, backstabber, cowardice, quitter, idiot, wuss, moron, disgrace, sissy, thug, scoundrel, chump, bootlicker, dirtbag, whore, draft dodger, mudslinger, crybaby, hatemonger, bigot, sociopath, devil worshiper, warmonger, hater, imbecile, jackass, whiner, panderer, bully, tosspot, perjurer, shmuck, fornicator, turncoat, patriot, madman, sulker, hell, homophobe, buffoon, martyr, dittohead, coddler, douche bag, hardass, nark, stooge, slanderer, fool, troublemaker, knucklehead, dissembler, lunatic, loose cannon, cheater, guy, prevaricator, whinger, braggart, idolater, appeaser, murderer, hellbound, ingrate, stupidness, deceiver, blamer, maniac, nutter, softie, shutup, male chauvinist pig, raving mad, expletive, slimeball, nincompoop, blackman, homewrecker, scum, falsifier, forgiver, slimey, agressor, shame, lackey, charlatan, mugabe, cowards, rascal, blackguard, snob, scoundrels, poltroon, rascals, reprobate, slob, cur, hypocrites, idiots, 10,000, benumbed, calloused, circumcised, corruptible, coyote, curst, deadened, defiled, emaciated, embalmed, exercised, famish'd, hairless, herd, incorruptible, jaundiced, kangaroo, lean, mans
More specific:
caitiff, craven, dastard, hesitater, hesitator, milksop, milquetoast, pansy, pantywaist, recreant, shrinking violet, shy person, vacillator, waverer
Appears in the definition of:
craven, dastard, poltroon, recreant, scaramouch, scaramouche, undeserved
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Also try:chicken, chickenhearted, cowardly, cowering, cringing, dastardly, faint, fainthearted, fearful, funky, lily-livered, poor-spirited, pusillanimous, timid, unmanly, white-livered, yellow, yellow-bellied
— Adjectives for coward: such, great, little, moral, arrant, physical, miserable, big, dirty, greatest, damned, more...
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