flab 
/ˈflæb/ noun
/ˈflæb/ noun [noncount] informal : extra soft flesh on a person's body : excess body fat
▪ stomach/arm flab — sometimes used figuratively ▪ cutting jobs to eliminate corporate flab
▪ stomach/arm flab — sometimes used figuratively ▪ cutting jobs to eliminate corporate flab
— flab·by /ˈflæbi/ adjective, flab·bi·er; flab·bi·est
▪ flabby arms ▪ flabby [=soft] muscles ▪ She writes in a flabby [=loose] style that ruins the narrative.
/ˈflæbi/ adjective, flab·bi·er; flab·bi·est ▪ flabby arms ▪ flabby [=soft] muscles ▪ She writes in a flabby [=loose] style that ruins the narrative.
— flab·bi·ness /ˈflæbinəs/ noun [noncount]
▪ the flabbiness of his muscles ▪ moral/intellectual flabbiness
/ˈflæbinəs/ noun [noncount] ▪ the flabbiness of his muscles ▪ moral/intellectual flabbiness
