What is another word for Slabby?

Pronunciation: [slˈabi] (IPA)

Slabby is an informal adjective used to describe something that is flabby, soft, or shapeless. For example, a person with excess weight or a piece of meat with too much fat can be described as slabby. There are several synonyms for the word slabby, including bulky, flaccid, lumpy, fleshy, and floppy. Additionally, the terms puffy, saggy, chunky, heavy, and loose can also be used in place of slabby. When using synonyms for slabby, it is important to consider the context of the sentence to ensure that the adjective used portrays the intended meaning accurately.

Synonyms for Slabby:

What are the hypernyms for Slabby?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Slabby

He got up from the table to open the door for the ladies feeling inwardly chilled, feeling, as he put it to himself, Slabby inside; and, left alone with a dish of black plums and some sinister-looking wine in a decanter, which he avoided because when he took hold of it ice clinked, he rang the bell as unobtrusively as he could and asked the parlourmaid in a subdued voice, the French window to the garden being open and in the garden being Lucy and her aunt, whether there were such a thing in the house as a whisky and soda.
"Vera"
Elisabeth von Arnim
These last are made of Slabby rock, and thus have a finished appearance.
"Rough Stone Monuments and Their Builders"
T. Eric Peet

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