slubber
slub·ber
transitive verb \ˈslə-bər\slub·beredslub·ber·ing \-b(ə-)riŋ\
Definition of SLUBBER
2
: to perform in a slipshod fashion
Origin of SLUBBER
probably from obsolete Dutch slubberen
First Known Use: 1530
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