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blubber

noun
A blobber, or bubble; a common vulgar word, but legitimate.

blubber

The fat of whales and other large sea animals, of which is made train-oil. It lies immediately under the skin and over the muscular flesh.

blubber

Sea nettle, or sea blubber, the medusa. ' .

blubber

verb intransitive
To weep in such a manner as to swell the cheeks. If I mistake not, this word carries with it the idea of weeping, so as to slaver.

blubber

verb transitive
To swell the cheeks or disfigure the face with weeping.