Meaning
1 senses(archaic, not comparable)Especially of lips: protruding, swollen.
Examples
6 sentencesAtuqtuaq eats the seal blubber uncooked.
Atuqtuaq put the blubber into the wooden box.
Atuqtuaq helps his mother take the blubber from the seal carcass.
These marine mammals, once hunted for their blubber and baleen, now support a thriving whale-watching industry.
Since sea otters lack blubber, they burn calories quickly and eat up to 25 percent of their body weight a day.
Origin
A variant of blabber and blobber, probably influenced by blub and blubber (noun).A variant of blabber and blobber, probably influenced by blub and blubber (noun).
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