Crossword clues for flab
flab
- 'Spare tire' material
- Toning target
- Tightening target
- Spare tire, e.g
- Spare tire contents
- Reason to go to Weight Watchers
- One reason to exercise
- Muscle's opposite
- Middle-age spread
- Dieter's problem
- Dad bod feature
- What may be lost at a gym
- What dieters hope to lose
- Weight-watcher's bane
- Weight Watcher's target
- Unwanted body fat
- Trainer's concern
- Target for toning
- Superfluous flesh
- Stubborn fat
- Spare-tire stuff
- Spare tire, perhaps
- Spare tire stuff
- Soft body tissue
- Ring around the middle?
- Problem for the exercise averse
- P90X target
- Outgrowth of overeating?
- Nondieter's accumulation
- Muffin top makeup
- Mr. Olympia's lack
- Middle of the weak?
- Middle of the weak, maybe
- Middle management problem?
- Love-handles makeup
- Love handles, say
- Love handles, really
- Love handles, e.g
- Love handles makeup
- Love handle material
- Lipo target
- It may be lost at the gym
- Hazard for gourmands
- Gymrats beat it
- Feature of a dad bod
- Extra inches
- Excess baggage, in a way
- Crunches target
- Bodybuilder's lack
- Beer drinker's giveaway
- "Spare tire" material
- "Muffin top" material
- "Muffin top" makeup
- "Muffin top" cause
- "Muffin top," essentially
- "Love handles" or "spare tire" stuff
- "Love handles"
- "Dad bod" feature
- "Battle of the bulge" foe?
- 'The Biggest Loser' target
- "Spare tire" stuff
- Love handles, essentially
- Trimming target
- "Love handles" material
- Exercise target
- Exerciser's target, often
- Extra fat
- Workout target
- Spare tire makeup?
- Opposite of muscle
- Spare tire, so to speak
- Something Mr. Olympia lacks
- Gym target
- Blubber
- Inches for pinches
- Undesirable roll
- Liposuction target
- Spare tire material?
- Dieter's target
- Exerciser's enemy
- Loose or flaccid body fat
- Loose body tissue
- Dietitian's concern
- Diet cause
- Fatty's problem
- Unwanted fat
- Slack flesh
- Extra weight
- Flaccid flesh
- "Front porch" material
- Reason to exercise
- "Middle-age-spread" material
- Potbelly's problem
- Spare-tire constituent?
- Middle-age spread material
- Excess weight
- Excess body fat
- Wonderful to maintain large rolls of flesh
- Nail finally puncturing immense spare tyre?
- Fat? Radical to suppress pounds
- Loose flesh
- Loose flesh; fat
- Loose body fat
- Body fat
- Dieter's concern
- Beer belly, e.g
- Bodybuilder's bane
- ___ Four (the Beatles)
- Excess flesh
- What liposuction removes
- Personal trainer's target
- "Spare tire" or "love handles" stuff
- Weightlifter's bane
- Spare tire, essentially
- Excess fat
- Love handles, so to speak (h)
- It's lost at the gym
- Exerciser's excess weight
- Diet target
- Bodybuilder's target
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
flab \flab\ (fl[a^]b), n. Loose or flaccid body fat.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"fat, flabbiness," 1951, back-formation from flabby.
Wiktionary
n. (context informal English) Soft, loose flesh on a person's body; fat.
WordNet
n. loose or flaccid body fat
Usage examples of "flab".
Each writer can compile a list of his own, words he uses from time to time that contribute nothing but flab to a text.
But my eyes were open, for some reason I kept them open, and I could see his white shirt and his tie - a striped tie, blue and black - and the bottom of his face, all that pink flab, quivering, his double chin and he was rocking on his heels again, but in a different way and the cigar smoke was burning my eyes and I started to cry.
He was a taller man than Uncle Cynewulf, and probably weighed a lot more, but his flab seemed to be spread evenly all over him, muscle gone bad.
Like everyone else he was whimpering and trying to burrow his way into the mob, but his bulk and flab could not displace the tight-locked muscle of the other men.
Ferdy was stretching his arms to balance his two hundred pounds of compact flab, teetering along the gangway like a circus elephant balancing on a tub.
Though she was well along in years, her body had not succumbed to the flab of middle age.
She was poured into a dress that, while pretty, was several sizes too small, so that the extra flab was bulging in the wrong spots and seemed ready to free itself and make everyone sick.
He was well over six feet and loose-jointed, but what certain coeds at City had once described as a plowboy physique, rawboned and taut-muscled, had run to flab after three years of avoiding work details.
It had blast scrubbers, pulse kneaders, and flab ticklers, and it had a rack full of snap-on nozzle attachments whose purposes Leia could only guess at.
His third mark was of average height and heavyset, a waddler who compensated for his flab by packing a Colt .
When it was in position, one of the moving crew tossed Crecca a long, metal-tipped pike and he used it to viciously prod the great lump of scale-covered flab.
Among the beer bellies, the flab and pasty white of the indoor gunmen moved Dr Hannibal Lecter, imperially slim.
No more sickle-cell anemia, no more hemophilia or cystic fibrosis, no more jerry-built eyeballs that made you myopic, no more saddle-bag flab or hay fever or dinky cocks or bald heads twinkling in the moonlight to put a damper on ro.