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flabby |
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flabby Adjective [-bier, -biest] 1. having flabby flesh 2. loose or limp 3. weak and lacking purpose: flabby hesitant leaders [alteration of flappy, from flap] flabbiness n
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flabby adjective 1. limp, hanging, loose, slack, unfit, sagging, sloppy, baggy, floppy, lax, drooping, flaccid, pendulous, toneless, yielding << OPPOSITE firm adjective 2. weak, ineffective, feeble, impotent, wasteful, ineffectual, disorganized, spineless, effete, boneless, nerveless, enervated, wussy (slang) wimpish or wimpy (informal) |
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Brow and head were round and of massive weight, but the face was flabby and irresolute. Lorenzo de Medici was flabby and boneless; Rebecca was a thing of fire and spirit: he lacked energy and courage; Rebecca was plucky at two and dauntless at five. He gorged himself habitually at table, which made him bilious, and gave him a dim and bleared eye and flabby cheeks. |
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