SLACK
- to loosen or retard [v -ED, -ING, -S] / not tight or taut, also SLACKEN [adj SLACKER, SLACKEST]
- not tight or taut [adj SLACKER, SLACKEST] / to slacken (to make less tight or taut) [v SLACKED, SLACKING, SLACKS]
- loose
- careless
- slow or sluggish
- inactive
- slack condition
- inactive period
- to slacken
- to pull in or make taut a loose section of a rope, line, wire, etc.
- to provide or compensate for something that is missing or incomplete
Previous Words
SLABBIEST SLABBINESS SLABBINESSES SLABBING SLABBINGS SLABBY SLABLIKE SLABS SLABSTONE SLABSTONESNext Words
SLACKED SLACKEN SLACKENED SLACKENER SLACKENERS SLACKENING SLACKENINGS SLACKENS SLACKER SLACKERS
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