milksop

The judgment of his time on him had to be that he was bad, and this in the highest degree: not a milksop, but an arch-scoundrel.

A milksop; and that I must come and rough it among other boys.

Now my milksop—best fellow in the world, I give you my word, except that little fellow at home there—well, sir!

And I'll pound that milksop of yours to a jelly every time I see him.

If you were not such a milksop, there would be no fear of his being recognized.

But, don't go and make a sneak of yourself by being such a milksop of a coward.

You know how cruelly father always used me, calling me a noodle and a milksop, just because he couldn't understand my fine nature.

Willie was never called a milksop any more, and Bruno was more loved and prized than ever.

Riley called him “milksop,” and “sap-head”; words which seemed to the dull intellect of King Pewee exceedingly witty.

Why, whatever authority can we have when the most we can do is to report fellows to that milksop?