soft-spoken

adjective
1.
(of persons) speaking with a soft or gentle voice; mild.
2.
(of words) softly or mildly spoken; persuasive.

While she looked rough, she was soft-spoken and kind and freely shared the details of her life under the El.

Tall, lanky, and soft-spoken, he could be cast in an updated version of Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.

by DSEdefining July 11, 2015

Soft Kink

A non-standard bedroom activity considered to be "freaky" but is really only a basic step up into level one of kink. Basically, vanilla trying to be kinky.

Blindfolding and handcuffs are soft kinks compared to flogging and knife play

by TheProblemChild October 3, 2018

soft spot

a sentimental fondness or affection

He seems to have a soft spot for ferrets.

by The Return of Light Joker July 26, 2009

soft money

Political donations made in such a way as to avoid federal regulations or limits, as by donating to a party organization rather than to a particular candidate or campaign.

John Terrance Dolan used soft money to fund the National Conservative Political Action Committee.

by silvertip257 October 5, 2005

Party-Soft

Partying, but to a lesser degree than aparty-hard.

Jimmy doesn't want to spend any money, so he is just gonna party-soft at the crib tonight.

by Yvon Gluteus February 12, 2009

soft boi

a very sweet boy who is really cute

"andrew is such a soft boi"

by asdfffkfk May 3, 2020

Soft Life

The act of simply living a life with less stress, worry, and concern. Making better decisions that benefit your overall well-being. You don’t prioritize fitting in, following trends, your just here to live your divine purpose.

My health is more important than stressing over how much money I’ll make doing this job, I live a soft life.

I don’t care if everybody wakes up 6am to go for a jog, I want to sleep in, I live a soft life.

by Bae Harden September 11, 2022