1. comparative form of flabby; having more soft, loose flesh; less firm or toned
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• After months without exercise, his arms looked flabbier than before.
• She felt flabbier after the holidays and decided to join a gym.
• The patient’s muscles appeared flabbier following the extended bed rest.
• His stomach was noticeably flabbier after retirement.
• The trainer noticed her clients were getting flabbier during winter months.
• Without regular workouts, even athletes can become flabbier over time.