flaccid

Modifies a noun

• paralysis: People with SCI whose spinal reflexes are not functioning are said to have flaccid paralysis.
• state: At macroscopic level: An increase in the total length of the penis in the erectile and flaccid state.
• length: I could not believe my eyes after about a week of using the product because my flaccid length only grew a tremendous amount.
• flag: By contrast Wynter's paintings seem like lazy hippy doodles, hanging limp like flaccid flags.
• comedy: There was Suzie Gold ( Dir: Richard Cantor ) last year, but this flaccid comedy didn't feel like the real thing.
• muscle: There was no tone in the flaccid muscles; the jowl sagged.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Without cGMP present, the blood vessels tighten again, blood is forced out of the penis and the erection becomes flaccid.