flabby

Modifies a noun

• arm: We all have hang-ups about our appearance, whether it's our flabby arms or discolored teeth.
• thigh: She claims she has flabby thighs, but fortunately her stomach covers them.
• muscle: Many luxury hotels now specialize in thalassotherapy, installing state-of-the-art spa facilities to tone up those flabby muscles.
• stomach: The Lean Machine quickly improves body shape and easily tightens specific muscle groups, such as flabby stomach, hips and thighs.
• midriff: Bless Monsoon for providing for the stage where the casual onlooker still has to wonder for a second if you have a flabby midriff.
• tummy: And she had a bit of a flabby tummy which meant she couldn't clean herself.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: The main defect is that the acidity is too low which gives a rather flabby taste.
• slightly: This sketches a slightly flabby figure with a conical head and bulges where his ears should be.
• so: If the Minister's approach to reform is so flabby, what hope is there for saving the A-level?
• very: This makes for very flabby, vague writing and impedes the reader's ability to understand exactly what you mean.

Used with adjective complement

• get: If we do nothing they do not stay the same, they run down, get flabby, they get worse.
• grow: In the mean time we all breathe poisoned air and children grow flabby under house arrest.
• become: Big stars need something to do and the film becomes increasingly flabby to accommodate them.