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Noun softie has 1 sense
  1. softy, softie - a person who is weak and excessively sentimental
    --1 is a kind of weakling, doormat, wuss

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Softie

Noun:

A softie refers to a person who is gentle, kind-hearted, or sentimental.

Example sentences:

  1. She may seem tough, but deep down, she's a real softie.
  2. My grandfather was a tough man to the outside world, but a softie when it came to his grandchildren.
  3. Don't be fooled by his stern appearance; he's a softie at heart.
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Noun:

Informally, a softie is an ice cream or dessert that has a soft texture.

Example sentences:

  1. I prefer softies over traditional ice cream because of their smoother consistency.
  2. She bought a couple of softies from the local ice cream truck.
  3. The softie I had yesterday had a delightful vanilla flavor.
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Noun:

In British slang, a softie can refer to someone who is considered weak or lacking in toughness.

Example sentences:

  1. I can't believe he backed out of the boxing match. What a softie!
  2. She called him a softie for being afraid of spiders.
  3. They teased him for being a softie and not participating in extreme sports.
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Adjective:

As an adjective, softie describes something or someone that is soft in texture or nature.

Example sentences:

  1. Her baby blanket is made of softie fabric, ensuring comfort.
  2. I love cuddling with my softie teddy bear.
  3. The cat's fur is incredibly softie to touch.
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