Of a person, god, etc.: able to be understood or interpreted in more than one way, esp. as a result of using language with different possible…

= mealy-mouthed, adj.

Reticent; not outspoken; afraid to speak one's mind or to use plain terms. Also (now the usual sense): ingratiating, unctuous; hypocritical.

= mealy-mouthed, adj.

= mealy-mouthed, adj.

Janus-like; two-faced.

Speaking equivocally.

reluctant or scared to speak out.

That equivocates, in senses of the verb.

Indicating, or characterized by, equivocation.

Of or pertaining to Samson; resembling Samson or his attributes.

attributive or as adj., after weasel word n. at compounds 2. Of a statement, etc.: equivocating, ambiguous, quibbling.

Inclined to stutter; also transferred, hesitant, equivocal.

That engages in or constitutes bet-hedging; equivocating, noncommittal.