slubber noun. ['slʌbǝ] M19.
[from SLUB verb² + -ER¹.]
A person who operates a machine for slubbing wool or cotton; a machine for slubbing wool or cotton.

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slubber verb. ['slʌbǝ] Now chiefly dial. M16.
[Prob. var. of SLOBBER verb.]
1. verb trans. Stain, smear; fig. sully. M16.

2. verb trans. Do, make, deal with, etc., in a hurried or careless manner. Also foll. by over, through, up. M16.

3. verb trans. Foll. by over: cover, conceal; fig. gloss over. M17.

4. verb trans. & intrans. Gobble (food) noisily. Also foll. by up. M17.

5. verb intrans. Be clumsy or messy; slobber. E19.

■ slubbery adjective untidy; slovenly: L19.

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