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Cameron knew if she stood there much longer, she'd wuss out.

But what I really hate is those people who wuss out of giving up smoking.

And now to see her totally wuss out.

Former Dynasty star Hamilton, 70, said there was no chance he would "wuss out" of the show's bushtucker trials.

"I could either back out and give it up, or wuss out, or I could keep my foot into it.

It looks approachable from the elevated tee boxes and it is but the one rule at the eighth hole is to not wuss out on club selection.

Savich was sitting in a chair by the small cubicle door, his legs crossed, his hands folded across his chest, looking at her, daring her to wuss out on him.

"Anyway, even if I was being given a hard time, I wasn't going to wuss out of university because someone said 'Wingardium leviosa' to me in a corridor, or 'Ten points for Gryffindor.'

If only for his own good, Mr. Bloomberg may want to give the Yankees the same advice that he offered Tufts University graduates in a commencement speech on Sunday: "Don't wuss out."

BuddyTV's John Kubicek was similarly critical of the episode's subtext, and commented on his growing frustration with the alternate universe: "If the point is to show us how the Island made everyone a more interesting person, we get it, so please stop before we have to watch another watered-down character wuss out."

"Boy, do I see some pusses out there," she said.

It sure gave me a nice feeling to watch you beat the puss out of that creep who jumped Peabody.

Or will Comedy Central puss out?

Breast-feeding had been a nightmare I developed a huge abscess in my breast and ended up having to have an operation to drain the 200mls of puss out.

When director Zack Snyder showed clips of the movie last fall to an audience of rapt but wary votaries, one portly fellow told him, "On behalf of the obese-obsessive demographic, I want your assurance that the ending does not puss out."