Stephanie Nolen Dado Galdieri, New York Times, 16 Aug. 2023 And all were profoundly disabled, their limbs rigid, their mouths slack, many with foreheads that sloped sharply back above their dark eyes. Verb Harris had only nine points in that game, but Hamilton picked up the scoring slack with 22 points. Michael Hiltzik, Los Angeles Times, 28 Oct. 2019 When times are slack, after all, there’s little cost to letting workers go to the bathroom. 2021 Overfilling a spool can cause massive tangles for beginning casters (because slack line is more likely to pop off), but experienced spinfishermen should be able to flirt carefully with disaster and cast farther as a result. 2023 The airflow in the lowest 20,000 feet of the atmosphere had become quite slack. 2023 So while the system is anchored to the lake bottom, there must be slack in the anchoring lines. University Of Houston Energy Fellows, Forbes, Elsewhere, the pacing can grow somewhat lugubrious, emphasizing that flickers of oddity in the form of Havisham or of Abel Magwitch (Johnny Harris) adorn a somewhat slack story. Washington Post, 7 July 2021 These sites are concentrated in areas where communities are already marginalized, illustrating how poverty can be made worse by slack environmental regulation. 2023 Behind this pandemic-era mask is a slack jaw.

Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times, 29 Mar. Adjective Roughly one minute later, Bronstein goes slack and stops responding to the officers, according to the video.

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