IPA: /ˈflæbi/
KK: /ˈflæbi/
Not firm or strong; soft and loose, often referring to body parts that have lost muscle tone.
After a long winter, I noticed my arms were looking a bit flabby.
Comparative: flabbier
Superlative: flabbiest
Flabby → It is formed from "flab" (a variant of the word "flabby" itself, meaning soft or loose) and the suffix "-y" (meaning characterized by). The word "flabby" describes something that is characterized by being soft or lacking firmness.
Think of something that is soft and loose, like a flabby piece of meat, to remember that flabby means lacking firmness.