Out of condition; not strong or robust; incapable of exertion or endurance.
1 Unfortunately she's not at all the flabby sort of person you'd expect.
2 In the past, that's led to charges of running flabby balance sheets.
3 The newly hired girl wreathed her flabby face in a vacuous smile.
4 She was stocky, but in a powerful rather than a flabby way.
5 The flabby hand laid the weapon in Crozier's lean and strenuous fingers.
6 This in the toast-rack is so soft and flabby - do let me, Hilda.
7 The flabby individual wiped his forehead and signed to a trembling assistant.
8 Dear friend, these people are flabby and cowardly; they have no heart.
9 It grows pale and anæmic and its tissues become soft and flabby .
10 Wrinkles had formed in her superabundant flesh, now grown pallid and flabby .
11 He had become too flabby - physically and mentally-throughliving too long in space.
12 His hands that drummed idly against the couch were white and flabby .
13 Your mind can get flabby when you get to be my age.
14 It can seem they have an inbuilt detestation for ordinary, flabby humanity.
15 In this fine airs, she can be flabby - pale but for one reason.
16 Puffy and reddened and flabby - faced , leaking and whining: they all did it.
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