rubbery

By the end of the week it will be rubbery.

The last may bring on the feeling of rubbery legs.

He made his way to a door on rubbery legs.

There seemed to be a rubbery wall of glass in the way.

He ran on rubbery legs toward the center of the field.

Time had gone rubbery; he did not want to trust George's watch.

Her knees felt rubbery, but she was able to stand.

Her legs were still rubbery, and she probably should eat before long.

For a long moment, he just looked, and his knees felt rubbery.

His legs felt a little rubbery, but he knew that was to be expected after so many years.

My legs were feeling rubbery after standing still so long.

Good food, your memory will tell you, is not heavy or rubbery.

He might as well have been a child in the grasp of those rubbery arms.

Finally, on the third probe, the rubbery wall gave way.

His knees were rubbery by the time he reached the ground floor.

Any minute now it'll be time for the rubbery chicken.

The American's legs were rubbery, and he was having trouble holding his head up.

His legs became rubbery and he never seemed to recover.

They feel smooth or rubbery and move about under the fingers.

By about three in the afternoon my legs start to get rubbery and it's time to stop.

Another fell past him and bounced against the rubbery wall.

With that action, he left the rubbery square in his pocket.

The field interface was like a wall of rubbery steel!

If we heat this above about 100 C it becomes rubbery.

"How did you manage to roll the old rubbery thing on him?"