blubber
1blub·ber
verb \ˈblə-bər\ blub·bered blub·ber·ing \ˈblə-b(ə-)riŋ\
Definition of BLUBBER
intransitive verb
: to weep noisily
transitive verb
1
: to swell, distort, or wet with weeping
2
: to utter while weeping
Examples of BLUBBER
- Oh, stop blubbering, you big baby!
- <the poor child was blubbering because she had fallen and skinned her knee>
Origin of BLUBBER
Middle English blubren to make a bubbling sound, from bluber
First Known Use: 15th century
2blubber
nounDefinition of BLUBBER
1
a : the fat of whales and other large marine mammals b : excessive fat on the body
2
: the action of blubbering
Origin of BLUBBER
Middle English bluber bubble, foam, probably of imitative origin
First Known Use: 15th century
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