- washier
- wash·y || 'wɑʃɪ ,'wɔ- /'wɒ- adj. diluted, watery; weak; colorless, wan
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washy — /ˈwɒʃi/ (say woshee) adjective (washier, washiest) 1. overdiluted; weak: washy coffee. 2. weak, thin, or poor, as if from excessive dilution: washy colouring. Also, wishy washy. {wash + y1} –washiness, noun …
washy — [wôsh′ē, wäsh′ē] adj. washier, washiest 1. watery; weak 2. weak in color; pale 3. without force or substance; insipid … English World dictionary
