Coward

What do we mean by coward?

One who shows ignoble fear in the face of danger or pain. noun

To make afraid.

One who lacks courage to meet danger; one who shrinks from exposure to possible harm of any kind; a timid or pusillanimous person; a poltroon; a craven. noun

In heraldry, an animal represented with the tail hanging down, or turned up between the legs, as a lion or other beast of prey. Also coué. noun

Lacking courage; timid; timorous; fearful; craven: as, a coward wretch.

Of or pertaining to a coward; proceeding from or expressive of fear or timidity: as, a coward cry; coward tremors.

A person who lacks courage; a timid or pusillanimous person; a poltroon. noun

To make timorous; to frighten. transitive verb

Borne in the escutcheon with his tail doubled between his legs; -- said of a lion. adjective

Destitute of courage; timid; cowardly. adjective

Belonging to a coward; proceeding from, or expressive of, base fear or timidity. adjective

A person who lacks courage. noun

Cowardly. adjective

A person who shows fear or timidity noun

English dramatist and actor and composer noted for his witty and sophisticated comedies (1899-1973) noun

A person who lacks courage.

Someone who runs away or abandons his responsibilities or obligations during times of danger, distress, pain, or fear of the unknown; someone whose concern is only for himself Urban Dictionary

Tyler Joseph. Urban Dictionary

Tyler joseph Urban Dictionary

Noun 1. One who is not brave 2. One who fears many things 3. The most insulting word known to man Synonyms: 1. scaredy-cat 2. loser Antonyms: 1. non-coward 2. hero 3. valiant warrior 4. Adventurer 5. Voorhees 2nd Floor Urban Dictionary

Poeple who cant/wont face their problems head on, poeple who run when they have fear, usually of the unknown Urban Dictionary

1.) A human being that physically has male reproductive organs but doesn't know the first thing about being a real man. 2.) a person who boasts about what an awesome liar he is (like it's something to be proud of) but when his lies come back to bite him in the ass, he runs away and lacks the balls to face those he's lied to. Urban Dictionary

Someone who makes plans with you and when he can't make it because he spent his gas money on weed he can't even text you to tell you so he just blows you off. Urban Dictionary

Someone who timidly avoids a challenger or adversity Urban Dictionary

When you’re scared to add the hype to the set list you are a coward tyler jospeh is the biggest coward Urban Dictionary

The French. The French are also known as cheese eating surrender monkeys Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to coward:
coward, toward, howard, cowart, conard, coard, soward, doward, cogard.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word coward:
blithe, gertrude, gershwin, liar, revue, laughter, vortex, olivier, traitor, lean, fool, cabaret, fleming, lawrence, playwright, myself, brave, afraid, theatre, leigh, courage, ford, hay, jesse, broadway, starred, silent, fever, porter, theatrical, dancing, cole, starring, staged, plays, harold, hero, wrote, play, portrayed, productions, cast, comedy, springs, directed, happy, spirit, robert.

Words that rhyme with coward:
empowered, powered, howard, scoured, devoured, glowered, flowered, soured, broward, cowered, towered, overpowered, floured, dowered, underpowered, showered, cow herd, now heard, somehow heard, sow herd, thou heard.

Adjectives that are often used to describe coward:
such, great, little, moral, arrant, physical, miserable, big, dirty, greatest, damned, biggest, abject, greater, veriest, poor, bloody, awful, terrible, contemptible, craven, very, wretched, real, notorious, complete, despicable, selfish, pitiful, weak, live, damn, vile, livered, mean, yellow, dreadful, spineless, utter, faithless, infernal, dastardly, sad, hearted, rotten, treacherous, worthless, perfect, brave, thorough, devout, bellied, filthy, gutless, stupid, hopeless, absolute, fat, goddamn, bigger, goddamned, intellectual, shameless, drunken, infamous, boastful, guilty, blooded, lazy, worst, paltry, cruel, blustering, horrible, pathetic, spirited, constitutional, silly, unmanly, heartless, sanguine.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective coward:
mccann, mcgann, pelongs, flesh, mcmann, dogs, conscience, mecann.

Consonant match to coward:
coed, corrode, co-ed, cowered, curried, kayoed, co ed, cai had, chi had, chi id, cou id, coup had, cow herd, k had, k id, kai had, kay had, kay heard, kaye had, kee had, key had, key id, ki had, koo had, ku had, kyi had, qi had, quay had.

Words that sound like coward:
coward, cowered, card, cord, chord, cored, coard, carde, corde, kord, cared, caird, court, cart, kart, ct, cort, carte, corte, quarte, kort, karte, korte, courte, ctt, kaart, guard, cower, curd, cowards, gourd, gard, garde, gord, cowed, kurd, scoured, countered, gored, crd, cowrie, kard, gourde, khoury, cowry, cowherd, koury, kauer, khouri, garred, kurde, cowbird, howard, geared, car, cards, caused, cod, accord, chords, carved, cora, carr, cor, cardi, collard, carre, cardy, collared, cari, corder, coar, carder, acord, cardo, cawed, codd, carra, caar, ccar, conard, cardie, carda, cordes, coord, corda, corday, cordie, coare, achord, chora, connard, coffered, corah, caud, acorde, carh, chordee, cockered, chorda.