| It is what happens to your silhouette when excess flab is forced upwards and outwards by trousers that are at least two sizes too small. |
| I'll lose this flab around my middle, have some more energy and probably feel a little more focused and centered. |
| Not all English holidaymakers like getting drunk and showing off their flab you know! |
| Traditionally, the sumos ate lots of food before bed and even in the middle of the night to gain flab, not muscle. |
| But the grand ambition to shed festive season flab is likely to be quietly ditched by two-thirds of people before winter is out. |
| Recently, an official newspaper published photos of them flaunting their flab. |
