flaccid

flaccid

 [flak´sid]

1. weak, lax, or soft; applied especially to muscles.

2. atonic.

flac·cid

(flak'sid), Avoid the mispronunciation flăs'id.

Relaxed, flabby, or without tone.

[L. flaccidus]

flaccid

/flac·cid/ (flak´sid) (flas´id)

1. weak, lax, and soft.

2. atonic.

flaccid

[flak′sid]

Etymology: L, flaccus, flabby

weak, soft, and flabby; lacking normal muscle tone, such as flaccid muscles associated with peripheral neuritis, poliomyelitis, and early stroke. flaccidity, flaccidness, n.

flaccid

Sexology
adjective Referring to a non-erect penis.

flac·cid

(flak'sid)

Relaxed, flabby, or without muscle tone.

[L. flaccidus]

flaccid

Flabby, limp or soft. Lacking firmness vigour or energy.

Flaccid

Flabby, limp, weak.

Mentioned in: Kinesiology, Applied, Postpolio Syndrome

flaccid

flabby; lacking tone

flac·cid

(flak'sid) Avoid the mispronunciation flas'id.

Relaxed, flabby, or without tone.

[L. flaccidus]

flaccid (flas´id, flak´sid),

adj being in a relaxed or flabby state, as in a flail-like condition or paralysis of a muscle.

flaccid

weak, lax, soft; applied especially to muscles.