flaccid
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7.3
- adjective
- /ˈflæk.sɪd/
:
flácido
- The heart is so flaccid it can't pump the fluid in the body.
- flaccid paralysis
- flaccid penis
- flaccid dysarthria
And we have learned in our my ear, my ear, the ear earwax video that I have flaccid eardrums.
- And we have learned in our my ear, my ear, the ear earwax video that I have flaccid eardrums.
- And the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Jason Chaffetz, had what I would describe as a flaccid condemnation of Flynn's actions.
- And when I went flaccid, the condom rolled all the way up and it rolled up in my Buick hairs, right.
- And there's other things that we look for, you know, the, the body going flaccid, lividity is set in, it's fixed, it's not going anywhere.
- I would take premature maybe a flaccid flaccid month.
- But I know my Dick doesn't look like that flaccid, so I can only imagine, right?
- I give myself an FF as in flaccid.
- If it isn't, I'm talking like girth of that pole flaccid dude.
- And just get rid of this flaccid, self-serving and contradictory toss that the kids are taught at the moment.
- So porn woman and the man's penis is flaccid, they'll click through that what you want to see sexual your brain is sexually roused by hard cock and big tits.
Examples
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Twenty-one patients (42.9%) had spastic paraplegia, 20 (40.8%) had flaccid paraplegia, while 8 (16.3%) had no neurologic deficit.
Academic text (2007) -
His left arm and leg were flaccid, and his speech was somewhat garbled.
Academic text (2003) -
And this muscle fiber is no longer able to contract and it's completely flaccid, it's completely loose.
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His face was pale and flaccid, as if he'd been raised in a cave.
Fiction book (2001) -
The door opened a crack, revealing a thin, flaccid face with haggard features.
Fiction book (1991) -
Affected individuals could exhibit both spastic and flaccid changes in tongue muscles.
Academic text (2012) -
His fingers seemed flaccid, and she winced as he fumbled with the drug paraphernalia.
Fiction book (1996) -
We isolated VDPVs from fecal specimens from 70 patients with acute flaccid paralysis in DRC during 2004-2011.
Academic text (2013) -
After the injury, his muscles felt flaccid and weak, making it difficult to move.
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The doctor explained that a flaccid limb might indicate nerve damage or a serious condition.
Synonyms
552
1.0
Easily pressed when you touch it
64
2.8
Not firm or strong and with little energy
20
3.7
Soft and loose areas of the body without firm muscle
12
3.5
Part of a thing that hangs down loosely and is not firm, like a mattress or sweater
6
4.7
Not tight, like a loose rope, so it hangs easily
Not firm and strong in the muscles or voice
Weak and not convincing, for example an excuse or performance
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
1
6.9
Loss of muscle strength because damaged nerves cannot make muscles work, making muscles soft and limp
- Specialized
A condition where the bladder cannot push out urine and the person cannot feel it
How Firm
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word flaccid comes from an old Latin word flaccus meaning 'flabby', just like the English word flabby. So flaccid describes something 'soft' or 'limp' that has lost its firmness.