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Translate sissy from English to Dutch

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sissy:
- flikker; mietje; poot; nicht; homo
- homoseksueel; homo; homofiel
Wiktionary:
- sissy → huilebalk, verwijfd

English

Detailed Translations for sissy from English to Dutch

sissy:

sissy [the ~] nomen

the sissy (gay; faggot; queer; fagot)
de flikker; het mietje; de poot; de nicht; de homo
- flikker [de ~ (m)] nomen
- mietje [het ~] nomen
- poot [de ~ (m)] nomen
- nicht [de ~ (v)] nomen
- homo [de ~ (m)] nomen

sissy adj

sissy (homosexual; pansy; gay; queer)
homoseksueel; homo; homofiel
- homoseksueel adj
- homo adj
- homofiel adj

Translation Matrix for sissy:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
flikker	faggot; fagot; gay; queer; sissy
homo	faggot; fagot; gay; queer; sissy	homosexual
homofiel		homosexual
homoseksueel		homosexual
mietje	faggot; fagot; gay; queer; sissy
nicht	faggot; fagot; gay; queer; sissy	cousin; grand-niece; niece
poot	faggot; fagot; gay; queer; sissy	chassis; foot; hand; leg; palm; paw; stand; support
-	Milquetoast; milksop; pansy; pantywaist
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
homofiel	gay; homosexual; pansy; queer; sissy
homoseksueel	gay; homosexual; pansy; queer; sissy
-	cissy; effeminate; emasculate; epicene; sissified; sissyish
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
homo	gay; homosexual; pansy; queer; sissy

Related Words for "sissy":

sissies, sissier, sissiest

Synonyms for "sissy":

effeminate; emasculate; epicene; cissy; sissified; sissyish; unmanly; unmanful; unmanlike
pantywaist; pansy; milksop; Milquetoast; coward

Related Definitions for "sissy":

having unsuitable feminine qualities¹
a timid man or boy considered childish or unassertive¹

Wiktionary Translations for sissy:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• sissy	→ huilebalk	↔ Jammerlappen — (umgangssprachlich): wehleidige Person
• sissy	→ verwijfd	↔ chochotte — (familier, fr) garçon douillet, maniéré, efféminé.

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