Flexer
[fleks] /flɛks/
adjective
1.
Informal. :
a flex program of workers’ benefits.
/flɛks/
noun
1.
(Brit) a flexible insulated electric cable, used esp to connect appliances to mains US and Canadian name cord
2.
(informal) flexibility or pliability
verb
3.
to bend or be bent: he flexed his arm, his arm flexed
4.
to contract (a muscle) or (of a muscle) to contract
5.
(intransitive) to work according to flexitime
6.
to test or display (one’s authority or strength)
v.
1520s, probably a back-formation from flexible. Related: Flexed; flexing.
flex (flěks)
v. flexed, flex·ing, flex·es
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