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flab

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flab  (flb)
n.
Soft fatty body tissue.

[Back-formation from flabby.]

flab [flæb]
n
unsightly or unwanted fat on the body; flabbiness
[back formation from flabby]
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Noun1.flab - loose or flaccid body fat
adipose tissue, fatty tissue, fat - a kind of body tissue containing stored fat that serves as a source of energy; it also cushions and insulates vital organs; "fatty tissue protected them from the severe cold"

flab
noun fat, flesh, flabbiness, fleshiness, weight, beef (informal), heaviness, slackness, plumpness, loose flesh He had a hefty roll of flab over his waistband.
Translations
flab [flæb] Ngordura f
flab [ˈflæb] ngraisse f
flab
n (inf)Speck m; to fight or beat the flab (hum)etwas für die schlanke Linie tun, Fitnesstraining machen


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We designed a genus-specific set of primers (BOR1: 5' TAA TAC GTC AGC CAT AAA TGC 3' and BOR2: 5' GCT CTT TGA TCA GTT ATC ATT C 3') that targeted the Borrelia flaB flagellin gene (13).
Exercise would be the only way to shed the pounds, firm up the flab, and finally fit into my favorite pair of blue jeans.
It's the one I'd pick out as the star of the seven, though the 2001, with its touches of richness, looks like it may eventually match or even surpass the '97, and the somewhat contrasting 2002, sans an iota of flab and a hint of earthiness, that also would seem to have a prolonged and renowned life.
 
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