wishy-washy

You're not the kind of blonde who'll get wishy-washy or fat.

I always held you as a wishy-washy bourgeois and now you go and pull this thing off.

You will find nothing negative or wishy-washy in the Great Book.

He is like an over-shot mill, one everlastin' wishy-washy stream.'

Modern paper-hangings are too superficial and wishy-washy for the purpose.

It was the most wishy-washy concoction that was ever put on paper.

None of the wishy-washy tittle-tattle interested me, in fact.

I should think that Mr. Reed would have about as much respect for a namby-pamby novel as he has for a wishy-washy politician.

They have stimulated me so far to produce two lectures of wishy-washy generalities.

A man with a feeble, wishy-washy expression holds by each hand a fierce, but subjugated tiger.