softy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for softy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

softy [Am ˈsɔfti, Brit ˈsɒfti] N

softy → softie

See also softie

softie [Am ˈsɔfti, Brit ˈsɒfti], softy N <pl softies> inf

softie

blandengue mf inf

softie [Am ˈsɔfti, Brit ˈsɒfti], softy N <pl softies> inf

softie

blandengue mf inf

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softy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for softy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

softy [ˈsɒfti, Am ˈsɑ:f-] N inf

softy

blandengue mf

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Boys are softies and can be way mushier than us girls.

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But underneath the tough-guy (or tough-gal) exteriors, most professors are softies.

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She was a softy and really cared about everyone she met.

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Ignoring reality and a little self-indulgent, the star-studded film has become a favourite for countless softies at-heart.

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Let's just say, they talk a big game -- but deep down -- they're just a couple of softies.

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He's still prone to the odd softy that can be deflating.

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Most of the kids likes to taste softy cones, which are available in five different flavours.

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Hopefully he'll go easy on the southern softies this week!

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Predictably, however, they're all softies at heart -- family men who call their loved ones often with reassuring pledges that they'll return home safely.

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He is just a big softy, despite his bold appearance.

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