Blowte, bloute: ? Soft, soft-bodied, flabby, pulpy; passing into ‘puffy, puffed, swollen’. Obsolete.

Soft, flabby.

Flabby, limp.

? = foggy, adj.

Soft and flabby, having no firmness, flaccid.

In unfavourable sense, of things which are properly firm or crisp: Limp, flaccid, flabby.

Of flesh, a body, etc.: soft, yielding, flabby. Also figurative.

Wanting in stiffness, hanging or lying loose or in wrinkles; limber, limp; flabby. Chiefly of flesh and similar structures: rarely of a person.

Soft, not firm or solid, flabby. Obsolete.

transferred. Of a soft, spongy consistency; flabby.

Hanging loose by its own weight, yielding to the touch and easily moved or shaken, flaccid, limp, soft; said chiefly of or with respect to flesh.

Wanting in firmness or stiffness, flaccid; flexible, pliant. Of a textile fabric: Unstiffened.

That hangs loosely; limp.

Limp.

Windy, effervescent, puffy. Obsolete or dialect.