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pushoversnounpl. of pushover a person without strength of characterpushovers who are afraid to discipline their little spoiled brat doormats, jellyfish, namby-pambies, reeds, weaklings, wimps cowards, mice, milquetoasts, nebbishes, nervous Nellies, pussies(slang), wusses(also wussies)sheep stalwarts mensches one who is easily deceived or cheatedscam artists mistakenly thinking that these farm families would be pushovers chumps, dupes, gulls, mugs(chiefly British), patsies, pigeons, saps, soft touches, suckers, tools cat's-paws, marks, targets, victimsschlemiels(also shlemiels)butts, derisions, laughingstocks, mockeries, mocksboobies, dodoes(or dodos), fools, geese, half-wits, jackasses, lunatics, monkeys, nincompoops, ninnies, nitwits, simpletons, simps, turkeys, yo-yoslosersblockheads, dolts, dopes, dumbbells, dummies, dunces, idiots, imbeciles, morons, schlubs(also shlubs, slang), schlumps(slang), schnooks(slang) cheaters, cheats, confidence men, cozeners, defrauders, dodgers, hoaxers, sharks, sharpers, slickers, swindlers, tricksters something that is easy to dothough the mountain is not especially high, the climb is very arduous and is definitely not a pushover breezes, cakes, cakewalks, child's play, cinches, cream puffs, duck soup, kid stuff, picnics, roses, snaps no-brainerssitting ducksgimmes, laughers, walkaways pieces of cake, walks in the park bears, beasts, chores, headaches, horror shows, killers, labors, murders, pains, sticky wickets, stinkers(slang) brainteasers, posers, stumpers, toughiesbothers, nuisances, troubles |