flaccidus (e.g., of the ears; opposed to rigidus; also flaccus, Varr. and Cic. = one who has long flabby ears. ☞ marcidae aures, Plin., are those of a tired horse, when they hang down as if they were dead): pendulus (hanging down; e.g., of the cheeks, genae, Plin., 14, 20, 28, §142): fluidus (not firm in its component parts; opposed to compactus. Thus, according to Liv., 34, 47, corpora fluida= bodies the flesh of which is not firm; but corpora remissa, according to Cic., Tusc., 2, 23, 54, bodies whose nerves are relaxed, etc.).