Definitions
Loosened or reduced in effort.
Word origin
From slack (attributive form of slacks) + -ed (“having”).
Used in a sentence
““I’ll never forget the day the real-estate man called to tell me this place was for sale!” Carole screamed, pulling her slacked legs up under her chin, locking her arms around them.”
“It has moved from Negro slavery to a most inclusive theoretical equality before the law; from the seclusion and limitation of women to women’s suffrage and to the slacked woman-worker in factories.”
“[Y]oung and old, wives, mothers, fathers meet in promenade, determined to exact each ounce of pleasure from the teeming street, toddlers in harness, women bloused and slacked, […]”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Eased up”7 letters
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