flab·by 
(flăbē)
(flăbē)adj. flab·bi·er, flab·bi·est
1.
a. Soft and hanging loosely or in folds: a flabby belly.
b. Having a body characterized by fleshiness or softness, as from being somewhat overweight: He is very flabby around the waist.
2. Lacking force, control, or effectiveness: "The stories will be filled with more action than plot.... There will be more clichéd lines, more flabby reaction shots, more slack and vacuous scenes" (Theodore Roszak).
[Alteration of flappy, tending to flap, from FLAP.]
flabbi·ly adv.
flabbi·ness n.
- constellation
- constellatory
- consternate
- consternation
- constipate
- constipated
- constipation
- constituency
- constituent
- constituently
- constitute
- constituter
- constitution
- constitutional
- constitutionalism
- constitutionalist
- constitutionality
- constitutionalization
- constitutionalize
- constitutionally
- constitutional monarchy
- constitutive
- constitutively
- constitutor
- constrain