Flabbed

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. Made or became soft, loose, and hanging, like flesh that has lost its firmness
2. Went limp or slack in a way that left something sagging and without tone
3. Described something that had gone soft and drooping, losing its firmness and shape

Etymology: "Flabbed" is the past tense and past participle of "flab," a verb meaning to hang or sag in a soft, loose way. The verb is closely tied to the adjective "flabby," and its origin is likely imitative, probably related to "flap," though the exact connection is uncertain.