Definition of softling in English:

softling

noun ˈsɒftlɪŋ

adjective ˈsɒftlɪŋ

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in George Joye (1490x95–1553), evangelical author. From soft + -ling.

nounˈsɒftlɪŋ

adjectiveˈsɒftlɪŋ

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in George Joye (1490x95–1553), evangelical author. From soft + -ling.

单词	softling
释义	Definition of softling in English: softling noun ˈsɒftlɪŋ 1Depreciative. An effeminate or unmanly male; a weakling. 2A soft little thing. adjective ˈsɒftlɪŋ Soft. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in George Joye (1490x95–1553), evangelical author. From soft + -ling. Definition of softling in US English: softling nounˈsɒftlɪŋ 1Depreciative. An effeminate or unmanly male; a weakling. 2A soft little thing. adjectiveˈsɒftlɪŋ Soft. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in George Joye (1490x95–1553), evangelical author. From soft + -ling.
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