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flab [GB flab, Am flæb] SUBST fam

flab

chair f flasque

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Rules dictate that the haggis must be packed tight and secure, with no extra skin or flab.

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So we've done a little research to help you enjoy all of the festive fun without the flab...

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In an endless parade of shirtless beefcakes, many state racial biases as openly as other turnoffs, like flab.

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This un-fab flab becomes most noticeable as middle age approaches, usually after age 40, but for some women as early as their 30s.

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Around 500 residents of this suburban colony, with flab around the middle and bad urban lifestyle habits, decided to get into shape.

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They are fighting flab and decimating the planet at the same time.

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What better way to fight off the festive flab than a bracing row on the river?

www.telegraph.co.uk

Over the two months that follow, the body rids itself of these cells, and flab disappears.

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Tummy fat produces more dangerous chemicals, and it is also closer to the body's vital organs than flab on the bottom, hips and thighs.

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You need not fret for knocking off extra pounds, for this can neatly swathe around and contain a big flab too.

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