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flex

2[fleks]
–adjective
Informal. flexible: a flex program of workers' benefits.

Origin:
shortening of flexible
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Main Entry: flex
Pronunciation: 'fleks
Function: transitive verb
1 : to bend especially repeatedly
2 a : to move muscles so asto cause flexion of (a joint) flexing his knees> b : to move or tense (a muscle or muscles) by contraction <flexed their biceps>
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flex (flěks)
v. flexed, flex·ing, flex·es

  1. To bend.

  2. To contract a muscle.

  3. To move a joint so that the parts it connects approach each other.

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