limpness
51lankness — n. laxity, looseness; negligence, carelessness; lack of strictness; vagueness; flabbiness, looseness, limpness, fattiness, softness (of muscles or flesh); leanness, thinness, slimness, slenderness …
52laxation — n. limpness; looseness …
53loginess — n. limpness, lack of energy, lack of liveliness …
54limp — limp1 verb walk with difficulty because of an injured leg or foot. ↘(of a damaged ship or aircraft) proceed with difficulty. noun a limping gait. Origin ME: related to obs. limphalt lame , and prob. of Gmc origin. limp2 adjective 1》 not stiff or… …
55lop — lop1 verb (lops, lopping, lopped) cut off (a branch or limb) from a tree or body. ↘informal remove (something regarded as unnecessary or burdensome): the new rail link lops an hour off journey times. noun (also lop and top) branches and twigs… …
56flaccidity — n.; (also flaccidness) Limberness, softness, laxity, limpness, relaxed condition, flabbiness, looseness …
57limp — 1 adjective not firm or strong: a limp handshake | His limp body collapsed forward. limply adverb limpness noun (U) 2 verb (I) 1 to walk slowly and with difficulty because one leg is hurt or injured 2 if a ship or aircraft limps somewhere, it… …
58fragile — 1 Fragile, frangible, brittle, crisp, short, friable mean easily broken. They are, however, not often interchangeable. Fragile (see also WEAK) is applicable to whatever must be handled or treated carefully lest it be broken {a fragile antique… …
59debility — n 1. weakness, feebleness, enfeeblement, lack of strength, Pathol. asthenia, Pathol. adynamia; infirmity, exhaustion, prostration, enervation; decrepitude, caducity, senility; emasculation, castration, unmanning, impotence, impuissance. 2.… …
60flabbiness — n flaccidity, unfirmness, pendulousness, droopingness, limpness, quagginess …
