Adjektive
coward [pl. cowards] , {feelings & emotions}
cowardly {feelings & emotions}
gutless {feelings & emotions}
timid {feelings & emotions}, [ timider/more timid ; timidest/most timid]
sneaky [ sneakier ; sneakiest]
wimpy [ wimpier ; wimpiest ]
craven {feelings & emotions}, [ more craven ; most craven ]
scary {feelings & emotions}, [ scarier ; scariest ]
fainthearted {feelings & emotions}, [ more fainthearted ; most fainthearted ]
pusillanimous {feelings & emotions}, [ more pusillanimous ; most pusillanimous ]
heartless {feelings & emotions}, [ more heartless ; most heartless]
chicken-livered {feelings & emotions}
fainthearted. {feelings & emotions}
white-livered {feelings & emotions}
fearsome [ more fearsome ; most fearsome]
sheepish [ more sheepish ; most sheepish]
spiritless [ more spiritless ; most spiritless]
timorous {feelings & emotions}, [ more timorous ; most timorous]
tremulous {feelings & emotions}, [ more tremulous ; most tremulous]
Noun
milquetoast [pl. milquetoasts]
sheep [sing. shoop]
dastard {feelings & emotions}
poltroon [pl. poltroons] , {feelings & emotions}
cheesemaker {professions}