flabby

flab·by  (flb)

adj. flab·bi·er, flab·bi·est

1. Lacking firmness; flaccid: getting flabby around the waist. See Synonyms at limp.

2. Lacking force or vitality; ineffectual: flabby self-pity.

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[Alteration of flappy, tending to flap, from flap.]

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flabbi·ly adv.

flabbi·ness n.

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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

Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

flabby - out of condition; not strong or robust; incapable of exertion or endurance; "he was too soft for the army"; "flabby around the middle"; "flaccid cheeks" flaccid, soft unfit - not in good physical or mental condition; out of condition; "fat and very unfit"; "certified as unfit for army service"; "drunk and unfit for service"

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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)

Translations

flabby [ˈflæbɪ] adj → flojo (de carnes); [skin] → fofo

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flabby [ˈflæbɪ] adj → mou(molle)

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flabby [ˈflæbɪ] adj → schwammig, wabbelig (inf)

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flabby [ˈflæbɪ] adj → flaccido/a