Flexible

[Kai]

In the computer world, flexible may refer to hardware, software, or a combination of the two. It describes a device or program that can be used for multiple purposes, rather than a single function.
An example of a flexible hardware device is a hybrid tablet that also functions as a laptop. The Microsoft Surface, for instance, is more flexible than typical tablet, since it can also be used as a Windows laptop. A router that can serve as a firewall for both internal and external networks might also be considered flexible. Instead of being limited to filtering traffic from the Internet, a flexible router may be used to filter traffic within a local network as well.
Horizontal market software, which is used across multiple industries, is a common type of flexible software. Spreadsheet programs, for example, are flexible because they provide a range of uses, such as managing team rosters, tracking inventory, and organizing finances. A professional design program like Adobe InDesign may be considered flexible, since it can be used to create digital layouts for print, web, and electronic publications. Web browser are flexible since they serve many different purposes. Besides surfing the web, you can use a browser to check email, interact with social media sites, play games, and run various web applications.
Flexible hardware and software products provide extra value since they can be used in many different ways. However, flexibility is not always important. In some cases, a device or program designed for a specific purpose can perform a task better than a multipurpose solution.

[Luis Fok]

adj. Capable of inserting ones head in ones own rectum.

[Rihanna]

Predominantly of one sexual orientation, but doesnt draw lines in sand.

[Couch Potatoe]

Bends easily without breaking.

[Zipporah Schumaker]

very bendy and moves flawy and does incredible things with the human body

[Cami]

The ability to bend over, touch your toes and spread your cheeks

[Cami]

what asians are in bed

[PussyCat]

When talking about RPG creation software, if a game creator is flexible, youre going have to code a lot to make a halfway decent game. Its pretty much a euphemism.

Typically, flexible RPG creators usually come with crappy default systems, encouraging you to code your own. It sounds easy until it turns out the software doesnt even come with any commands to gain access to the softwares enemies and items, meaning youd have to code THEM too. Its almost the same as coding your own game from scratch.

[Lanell]

suckin ones own dong

[PussyCat]

Prince.

[PussyCat]

a bum girl dat you wud flex
or get off with

[Vania]

Capable of bending easily without breaking.