flaccidly

The balloons - nearly empty now - dropped flaccidly above us.

Outside, her guards lay flaccidly in repose upon the cold stone.

Then they were spinning flaccidly, limbs protruding in all directions.

There was water in a tub and a body face down, one arm hanging flaccidly over the edge, fingers dangling.

The third now lay flaccidly against the trunk.

A narrow panel in the wall slid open and revealed white garments hanging flaccidly to one side.

Hikaru felt his two arms fall and dangle flaccidly.

I went back to Cregar, helped him to get up, and sat him in a chair where he slumped flaccidly.

She cancelled the channel and slumped down onto the bed, the suit's hood hanging flaccidly over her shoulder.

But the tentacles hung flaccidly from the hemisphere.

"Things are done so boringly and so flaccidly."

Edoardo Muller conducts, a bit flaccidly at times, but with lyricism and grace.

Prominent ears drooped flaccidly at the upper margins.

His eyes were closed, but he had not tumbled flaccidly down as had the outlaw who had been drained.

The thick black rails hang flaccidly.

Her lips pursed flaccidly.

Handling him was like handling a dummy - he neither hindered nor helped, letting his limbs be moved flaccidly.

In and out, back and forth: the capsule swooped between the globules, the fronds waving flaccidly.

The hardcopy papers and magazines wilted under the heat and high humidity, covers drooping flaccidly.

Beverly is lying flaccidly in a reclining chair, her usually neat hair unkempt and her dark blue eyes shadowed and appearing a strange shade of green.

Wrist drop, also known as radial nerve palsy, or Saturday night palsy, is a condition where a person cannot extend their wrist and it hangs flaccidly.

When McCabe and Johnson arrived in 1922 and announced that they were placing themselves in charge, Castle Sugar withdrew flaccidly, as though from a queasy dream.

The medical alert screamed, tearing at his nerves, and he stared, unable to move, as the Earl of North Hollow slumped flaccidly forward in his wailing life-support chair.

His hairless head lolled flaccidly above his shoulders, as though he were badly intoxicated, and his droopy eyes and insipid grin belied his current predicament.

They moved closer so as to be able to look into the two opened cylinders, dividing their attention between the occu-pants who were lying flaccidly with their dorsal manipulators hanging limply along their sides.