Pronunciation: /ˈblʌbəri/
adjective describing someone or something as having an excessive amount of body fat or being overly emotional
A1 The seal had a blubbery body to keep it warm in the cold ocean waters.
A2 The walrus's blubbery skin helps it stay insulated in the Arctic temperatures.
B1 The blubbery texture of the whale's skin is essential for its survival in the deep sea.
B2 The blubbery layer of fat on the polar bear helps it withstand the freezing temperatures of the Arctic.
C1 The blubbery nature of marine mammals allows them to thrive in cold environments.
C2 The blubbery insulation of the elephant seal is a remarkable adaptation to its icy habitat.
formal The blubbery layer of fat on the seal helps to insulate it from the cold waters.
informal I can't believe how blubbery that walrus looks, it's so cute!
slang She's been feeling a bit blubbery lately, maybe she should hit the gym.
figurative His blubbery excuses for being late were starting to wear thin with his boss.
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