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flab

noun as in fat

noun as in love handles

verb as in blubber

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The series has been described as a political thriller, but it’s got so much flab and filler that it seems ideologically opposed to the very idea of suspense.

For someone looking to trim some belly flab, downsize their nose or pump up their breasts, the deal was almost too good to turn down.

Now, the further we get from enactment, the worse the legislation’s extra flab looks.

And this is why his movies have one of the lowest B.M.I.s in the action business: He cuts the flab.

And that makes me wonder whether this particular sandwich cookie is worth the extra time and narrative flab.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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