单词:schlomp
(slang) An individual with a flaccid demeanor and physical affect, not toned physically.
schlomp (third-person singular simple present schlomps, present participle schlomping, simple past and past participle schlomped)
(slang) To move in a slumpy, flaccid manner.
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