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English : Worrywart
What does Worrywart mean?
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Worrywart is a word that has been around for some time. When you refer to someone as being a worrywart what you mean is that he worries about things unnecessarily.
For example:
• My cousin Mala is a worrywart.
• Being in the company of worrywarts can be very depressing.
• I tend to shy away from worrywarts.
COURTESY : The Hindu (The National News-Paper) - India
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