flab

If you're of a certain age, you know the flab we're talking about.

And a lot of people started to notice the flab.

But times have changed, and fear of flab has arrived for many men, too.

However she might conceal it, the flab was still there.

She had a mediocre body, too much flab, but so did he.

Though she was well along in years, her body had not succumbed to the flab of middle age.

Keeps us on our toes and the flab under control.

He'd burned off all the flab, and he looked like a fighter again.

He appeared to have shed over four stone of flab.

People, not French fries, should be accountable for their flab.

They say he's carrying a lot of flab, go for the belly, man.

All the flab of good living had gone, his body so thin he looked like a famine relief figure.

The agent says nobody is going to worship anybody with my role of flab around his middle.

Had the woman carried any flab, it would have.

His body was lean and hard, with no flab.

B: "I like normal girls without any flab hanging out."

The way he puts on flab, he'll drop dead when he's forty.

The court officer with the big tire of flab has the door to the judge's elevator open.

I'm pretty apolitical, but it's only sense to make cuts where there is flab.

So-1 tried to tell myself, the man wasn't really fat, there must be some fiber under the flab.

"You'd think our muscles would be nothing but flab after ten years in suspension," the elderly man said.

"Maybe I can lose some of this flab," he said with a laugh and grabbed his belly.

But now the joke was on him, as was the extra flab.

He remembered the flab, the belly that swelled over his pants.

But if I ate them, they'd be processed into male flab."