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Meaning
Noun
●
The part of anything that
hangs loose
, having no
strain
upon it.
●
In Landforms:
A
tidal
marsh
or
shallow
that
periodically
fills
and drains.
●
In Psychotherapy:
Unconditional
listening
attention
given by
client
to patient.
●
Attributive form of
slacks
(“semi-formal trousers”).
●
In Rail transportation:
A
temporary
speed
restriction
where
track
maintenance
or
engineering
work is being
carried out
at a particular place.
●
A
valley
, or small,
shallow
dell.
●
In Mining:
Small
coal
;
coal
dust.
Adj
●
Lax; not
tense
; not
firmly
extended.
●
Weak; not
holding
fast.
●
Moderate in some capacity.
Moderately warm.
Moderate in speed.
●
Lacking
diligence
or care; not
earnest
or eager.
●
Not
active
or
busy
,
successful
, or violent.
●
Excess;
surplus
to requirements.
●
In Caribbean English & Jamaican English:
Vulgar;
sexually
explicit
, especially in
dancehall
music.
●
In Linguistics:
Lax.
Adv
●
Slackly.
Verb
●
To slacken.
●
To
mitigate
; to reduce the
strength
of.
●
To
lose
cohesion
or
solidity
by a
chemical
combination
with water; to slake.
Name
●
A surname.
Sourced from
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Synonyms
Slough
Culm
Slow
Moderate
Easy
Promiscuous
Loll
Remiss
Lax
Loose-Fitting
Related
Leeway
Loose
Taper
Goof
Cut
Doze
Lag
Float
Slippage
Freeload
Mooch
Headroom
Lackadaisical
Run
Whatsapp
Drop
Chat
Turn
Flexibility
Tight
Pull
Bludge
Salesforce
Asana
Skype
Idle
Brittle
Buffer
Messaging
Kick
Email
Shrug
Tick
Dropbox
Procrastinate
Delay
Start
Weak
Wobble
Basecamp
Knock
Leverage
Gmail
Wiggle Room
Breathing Space
Breathing Room
Wriggle Room
Down Time
Extra Time
Dead Weight
Dead Wood
Elbow Room
More
Rhymes
Sac
Yak
Mac
Sack
Rack
Jack
Cack
Zack
Fack
Flak
Iraq
Tack
Lack
Tach
Hack
Pack
Frak
Yack
Back
Jack
Stack
Knack
Whack
Black
Quack
Slack
Flack
Track
Vlach
Aback
Brach
Crack
Thack
Smack
Snack
Wrack
Shack
Alack
Unpack
Thwack
Chiraq
Attack
Awrack
Plaque
Jacques
Bivouac
Slanshack
Insomniac
Diclofenac
Hark Back
Radio Shack
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