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flab
noun , colloq excess flesh or fat on the body.
[1920s: back-formation from flabby]
noun , colloq excess flesh or fat on the body.
[1920s: back-formation from flabby]
flabbergast
verb (flabbergasted , flabbergasting ) colloq to amaze; to astonish I was flabbergasted at their impudence .
[18c]
verb (flabbergasted , flabbergasting ) colloq to amaze; to astonish I was flabbergasted at their impudence .
[18c]
flabby
adjective (flabbier , flabbiest ) derog
1
a said of flesh: sagging, not firm;
b said of a person: having excess or sagging flesh.
2 lacking vigour; feeble; ineffective.
[17c: altered form of flappy (see under flap)]
flabbily adverb .
flabbiness noun .
adjective (flabbier , flabbiest ) derog
1
a said of flesh: sagging, not firm;
b said of a person: having excess or sagging flesh.
2 lacking vigour; feeble; ineffective.
[17c: altered form of flappy (see under flap)]
flabbily adverb .
flabbiness noun .
flaccid
adjective limp and soft; not firm.
[17c: from Latin flaccidus , from flaccus feeble]
flaccidity noun .
flaccidly adverb .
adjective limp and soft; not firm.
[17c: from Latin flaccidus , from flaccus feeble]
flaccidity noun .
flaccidly adverb .
flacon Fr
noun a small bottle with a stopper, especially for perfume.
[19c: French; compare flagon]
noun a small bottle with a stopper, especially for perfume.
[19c: French; compare flagon]
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