Meanings of flabby muscles in English

People of this type are usually thin, with weak and flabby muscles.

Many giants have flabby muscles, but these of South America were like athletes.

Holly jumped to her feet, grinning, her flabby muscles tightening.

But the convict's flabby muscles were unequal to the task of getting him through the opening.

In the fencing scene, (Act IV.,) his flabby muscles are soon fatigued, and the queen exclaims:

A man of flabby muscles and gentle voice; seemingly unforceful, and with a personality likable, but hardly dominating.

He must put mind and energy into the work, or else continue to have flabby muscles and an undeveloped body.

And what did he have to show for it besides flabby muscles, sagging skin, a wrinkled face, and gray hair?

At first thought, one would say that life in the steel caves of a Dreadnought would mean pasty complexions and flabby muscles.

Blake panted and wheezed, not at the sight of the blood, but at the exertion to which his flabby muscles had been put.

He bore down, once strong and now flabby muscles quivering like jelly, lips peeling back from his gritted teeth, and the wheelchair slowly pivoted.

There would in all probability be a physical struggle-perhapshe would find his own flabby muscles pitted against the mighty thews of the Sicilian butcher.