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flaccid

[flak-sid, flas-id] / ˈflæk sɪd, ˈflæs ɪd /


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“This video, on the other hand, produces thick and flaccid noodles, which is never my vibe, seemingly just to end up as an ‘Italians mad at food’ meme.”

From Washington Post

And Swift herself tackled each period of her career — the dynamic ones and the flaccid ones alike — with real gusto, in outfits covered in glitter, or fringe or glittery fringe.

From New York Times

Despite the film’s flaccid gestures toward the sexism of the period — to boost sales, the women’s pictures are added to their bylines — “Boston Strangler” is a dreary, painfully stylized slog.

From New York Times

They're more likely to turn out flaccid and flimsy instead of crisp and brown.

From Salon

For whatever reason, I've always had an innate distaste for bacon that is flaccid or not teeth-shatteringly crispy in any way.

From Salon