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1. (adj.) flabby
lacking firmness or tone; flaccid:
flabby muscles.
2. flabby
lacking determination; weak.
Etymology: (1690–1700; appar. alter. of earlier flappy)
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1. (adj) soft, flabby, flaccid
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"
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1. (adjective) flabby
(of skin) loose, soft and slightly fat
flabby cheeks
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1. (adj) flabby
yielding to the touch, and easily moved or shaken; hanging loose by its own weight; wanting firmness; flaccid; as, flabby flesh
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Sense: loose and fat; not firm
flabby cheeks.
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 Afrikaans: slap; slapperig |
 Arabic: مُتَرَهِّل، رَخْو |
 Bulgarian: отпуснат |
 Brazilian: flácido |
 Czech: ochablý |
 German: schlaff |
 Danish: lasket; fedladen |
 Greek: πλαδαρός |
 Spanish: fofo |
 Estonian: lõtv |
 Farsi: شل و ول |
 Finnish: veltto |
 French: flasque |
 Hebrew: רָפֶה |
 Hindi: ढीला, कमजोर |
 Croatian: mlohav, mlitav, opušten |
 Hungarian: petyhüdt |
 Indonesian: menggelambir |
 Icelandic: linur, slappur, hvapholda |
 Italian: flaccido |
 Japanese: たるんだ |
 Korean: 축 늘어진 |
 Lithuanian: apdribęs |
 Latvian: slābs; ļengans; gļēvs |
 Malay: menggeleber |
 Dutch: kwabbig |
 Norwegian: blekfet, kvapset, slapp |
 Polish: zwiotczały |
 Persian: شل و ول |
 Pashto: سوست، پوست، ړنګ بنګ |
 Portuguese: flácido |
 Romanian: fleşcăit |
 Russian: дряблый |
 Slovak: ochabnutý |
 Slovenian: mlahav |
 Serbian: mlitav |
 Swedish: fet och slapp, sladdrig |
 Thai: หย่อนยาน (เนื้อ) |
 Turkish: sarkık, löp löp |
 Taiwanese: 鬆馳的 |
 Ukrainian: в'ялий; обвислий |
 Urdu: تھلتھلاتا ہوا، ڈھیلا ڈھال |
 Vietnamese: nhũn; mềm; nhẽo nhèo |
 Chinese: 松驰的 |
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