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weedy

adjective (WEAK)
 
 
/ˈwiː.di/

Definition

UK informal disapproving describes a person who is thin and physically weak: a weedy childWeakness and vulnerability old-fashioned weak and not exciting or interesting: The story had a rather weedy plot.Quite good, or not very goodSuitable and acceptable
(Definition of weedy adjective (WEAK) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

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