wishywashy

& s. [A reduplication of washy.] IMG:content-0955.png:[blocks in formation] *wisp-led, a. Led away by a will-o'-the-wisp or idle fancy. "Far too clear-sighted to be wisp - led ."-Nineteenth Century, Sept., 1881, p. 436. wisp, v. t. [WISP, 8.] 1. To brush or dre , as with a wisp. 2. To rumple. (Prov.) *wisp-en, a . [Eng. wisp; -en.] Made of a wisp or wisps of straw or some similar substance. "She hath already put on her wispen garland."G. Harvey: Pierce's Supererogation.