Flaccid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLACCID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• limp
• (of part of the body) soft and hanging loosely or limply, especially so as to look or feel unpleasant
• (of plant tissue) drooping or inelastic through lack of water.
• lacking vigour or effectiveness
• soft and limp
• Yielding to pressure for want of firmness and stiffness; soft and weak; limber; lax; drooping; flabby; as, a flaccid muscle; flaccid flesh.
• drooping without elasticity; wanting in stiffness
• out of condition; not strong or robust; incapable of exertion or endurance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lacking firmness

Words related to FLACCID

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Words that contain FLACCID

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How to use FLACCID in a sentence

• We can send a caravan across the desert, a ship across the sea, but we cannot send a Thought into a flaccid or a pompous brain.
• It seemed to her that all the power of her vital youth vanished and left only limp and flaccid weakness.
• In lack, then, of quick brain and sturdy spine and strong arm of paid workmen, he forced into his manufactories the flaccid muscle of serfs.
• His slack loose-jointedness stiffened into quick, flexible accuracy, his lounging, flaccid air disappeared in a glow of concentrated vigorous effort.
• The hand that is flaccid and withered will come fainter to the battle.
• One cares little even to eat such snow, and the eating of icicles, also, has come to be a flaccid and stale diversion.
• My finger-tips ran on the flaccid surface of an even row of shrivelled gums.
• But how can I resist the downy creases of my bed? My feet feel flaccid, I think I must be sick, I am too happy just here.
• The one rider was a dark, ill-favoured man, whose pale flaccid cheeks and drooping form betrayed the utmost fatigue.
• The muscles of his massive jaws were flaccid, the lines about his large expressive mouth terrible in their eloquence.
• The blue-clad shoulder had a flaccid feel under his hand as if the muscles could not control the flesh about them.
• The thin arms and flaccid hands lay on the fine, white linen of the sheets, like things not connected with the body, which, indeed, seemed to fill no place at all in the bed.
• It is supposed to hold the flaccid, empty womb in place.
• In spite of his terror, of his flaccid will, he had to keep the faith.
• On either side of the window, flaccid green curtains hung helplessly with nothing to loop them up.
• But gout, and it is to be feared drink, had long ago made him physically flaccid, and mentally rather sulky and vague.
• She read only in his flaccid features the sad history of the past.
• Graham was indeed in a strange state, in the flaccid phase of a trance, but a trance unprecedented in medical history.
• The Countess sat there looking quite yellow, mumbling with her flaccid lips and swaying to and fro.
• The muscles of his belly were very pale and flaccid.
• He had a confused, ridiculous picture of himself wearing the flaccid, panic stricken face of Mr.
• Tou Tou has to throw away her wild-roses, limp and flaccid, into the dust of the lane.
• His neck was slender, flaccid as a wilted stem, and seamed with tiny creases.
• To discover the unknown source of his flaccid longing for he knew not what, and his inexplicable dissatisfaction, he had only to look back a little way and pause at La Trappe.
• The flaccid and cowardly Imperialism, that had already begun to dilute and weaken our national blood, gradually turned aside before the new current which permeated our people.

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