| BLUBBERS | • blubbers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of blubber. • BLUBBER v. to weep effusively. |
| BLUBBERY | • blubbery adj. Having the characteristics of blubber. • blubbery adj. Fat or obese. • blubbery adj. With much blubbering. |
| BLUBBING | • blubbing v. Present participle of blub. • blubbing n. Crying; whining; blubbering. • BLUB v. to weep. |
| CLUBBERS | • clubbers n. Plural of clubber. • CLUBBER n. a person who frequents nightclubs. |
| CLUBBIER | • clubbier adj. Comparative form of clubby: more clubby. • CLUBBY adj. characteristic of a club. |
| CLUBBILY | • clubbily adv. In a clubby manner. • CLUBBY adv. characteristic of a club. |
| CLUBBING | • clubbing v. Present participle of club. • clubbing n. (Countable) An instance of using a club. • clubbing n. (Countable, medicine) A thickening of the ends of fingers and toes. |
| CLUBBISH | • clubbish adj. Somewhat resembling a club. • clubbish adj. (Obsolete) rude; clownish. • clubbish adj. (Obsolete) Disposed to club together. |
| CLUBBISM | • clubbism n. (Archaic) clubmanship; cliquishness. • CLUBBISM n. the club system. |
| CLUBBIST | • clubbist n. A member of a club; one who frequents clubs. • CLUBBIST n. a member of a club. |
| FLUBBERS | • flubbers n. Plural of flubber. • FLUBBER n. one who flubs, makes a mistake. |
| FLUBBING | • flubbing v. Present participle of flub. • FLUB v. to bungle, botch. |
| LUBBARDS | • lubbards n. Plural of lubbard. • LUBBARD n. a clumsy fellow, also LUBBER. |
| LUBBERLY | • lubberly adj. Clumsy and stupid; resembling a lubber (an inexperienced person). • lubberly adj. Lacking in seamanship; of or suitable to a landlubber who is new to being at sea and unfamiliar with… • lubberly adv. In the manner of a landlubber. |
| SLUBBERS | • slubbers n. Plural of slubber. • slubbers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of slubber. • SLUBBER v. to stain or dirty. |
| SLUBBEST | • SLUB adj. pertaining to a soft thick yarn, also SLUBB. |
| SLUBBIER | • SLUBBY adj. lumpy, knobbly in texture. |
| SLUBBING | • slubbing v. Present participle of slub. • SLUBBING n. a slightly twisted roll of textile fibres. |