flimsywall
nounUK /ˈflɪmziwɔːl/
US /ˈflɪmziwɔl/
A wall that is thin and weak and can break easily.
The little pig built a flimsywall of straw that the wolf blew down.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A person who gives way easily and does not stand up for themselves.
Don't be a flimsywall—tell them what you really think.
3. A weak excuse or reason that does not hold up.
His story was a flimsywall that fell apart under questioning.
4. A temporary or poorly built structure used as a shield.
The campers hid behind a flimsywall of branches and leaves.