flabby

adj. soft, loose, and not firm, especially when talking about a person's body or muscles.

adj. lacking firmness or muscle tone; yielding easily to the touch and hanging loose.

“He started going to the gym because he felt his stomach was getting flabby.”

“After months of inactivity following the injury, his once-athletic frame had become noticeably flabby and lacked its former definition.”

adj. describing wine that tastes flat because it does not have enough acid.

adj. lacking the necessary acidity to balance the sweetness or alcohol, resulting in a flat or dull mouthfeel.

“This white wine is a bit flabby and would be better with more citrus notes.”

“In exceptionally hot vintages, the grapes may lose their natural acidity, producing flabby wines that lack the ageing potential of cooler years.”

Technical

adj. a technical term for a specific type of mathematical structure called a sheaf.

adj. describing a sheaf where every section over an open set can be extended to a global section.

“The professor explained why a flabby sheaf is useful in this specific proof.”

“The flabby sheaf property ensures that the restriction map from the global sections to the sections over any open subset is surjective.”

Technical