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• s  out of condition; not strong or robust; incapable of exertion or endurance
  flabby around the middle

• Then, quicker than you could say, "Florida's electoral college votes," that great, flabby, inchoate entity, the Democratic party, morphed into a disciplined Leninist organization .
• Some of the leads in his movies dwell in a state of barely suppressed panic (Carell, Cera); but most are guys comfortable in their own skin, however flabby or unsightly it may be.
• In fight 1, the battle of the child stars, Barry Williams entered the ring like an old man ready to die, sunken-eyed and flabby.

• soft
• flaccid

News & Articles

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• The American Table: Hot sauce and honey combine for great grilled chicken wings
  Wings rarely are made at home because they are associated with deep frying, something most home cooks don’t want to bother with. But truth is, they are so much better grilled. When you grill them, the meat is tender and juicy and the burnished skin is crisp, not flabby.
  June 14, 2013 - Grand Island Independent

Quotes

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• Michael Gove in InTheNews.co.uk
  The changes he announced last week would mean more of the flabby, woolly, 'theme-based' teaching this report warns us about,said shadow Children's secretary Michael Gove.
• Bill Goldberg in Wrestling-Edge.com
  Goldberg stated, "There is as much of a chance of me returning to the wrestling ring as there is me to become a mixed martial artists, and that's zero chance. I am tired of watching these 50-year-old wrestlers coming back with their flabby bodies...
• Matt Damon in Scottish Daily Record
  If Jason Bourne looks a little flabby, that's on me,said Matt. "But this is someone's actual life. I didn't want to let him down. It wasn't going to be for any lack of effort, which was what the team were famous for. They were known for...