blubberbutt

blubberbutt one who is a fatass a non vulgar less offensive alternative to calling someone a fatass when profanity is unwanted and you need to watch your language

blubberbutt was so drunk he needed paramedics to get him out of bed what a pitiful site it was

by littlejimmie May 8, 2019

blubbery

A that person jiggles with every waking step, revealing their oversized bodies; looks like whale fat.

Holy sh*t! that kid is so blubbery, I can feel the ground shaking.

by ETON SOUPE January 25, 2015

light blubs

A surprisingly common misspelling of the phrase, "light bulbs".
Works best when written or typed, vs. when spoken.

{From an email that I recently received}:

Craig,

What kind of light blubs does the SureFire 10X Dominator use, how much do they cost, and where can I find these critters online?

Thank you for taking the time to read & respond to my questions. :-)

by Telephony March 31, 2015

Blubble

Sad failure of an idea. Stems from a brain fart that turns out to be a brain bubble of fart gas with a ransid odor of no use to anyone.

-I want to make a website thats rad for the youngsters
-dude you made a blubble

-I think Ill make a diagram that proves my theory
-Man that sucks, you blubbled it.

by blubblez August 21, 2010

blubber tuck

the act of tucking the excess blubber from your stomach into your pants

Paul: "Wow look at Tom. He's lost a lot of weight!"

Sam: "Na man, Tom just discovered the art of blubber tuck".

by Chaz Nasty 55 April 9, 2011

Blubqny

A 14 year old boy, who goes by Sam, who for some reason won't be verified on TikTok. Many have reported seeing the young boy get into arguments with other creators, on the app.

Person 1: "Hey, did Blubqny get verified, yet?"
Person 2: "No, not yet."
Person 1: "Damn, that sucks! He needs to get verified!"

by BamBooBam October 16, 2020

Blubber-Vision

This is what many overweight people have when they criticize or point out the thinness of people who are actually at a healthy weight level. The majority of thin criticism comes from overweights who suffer from “Blubber-Vision”. This is especially acute when the overweight person has recently gained and subconsciously justifies it by looking down on people with healthy weight -- viewing others' body mass through the lenses of their own obesity.

My Aunt Sally suffers from Blubber-Vision. She is always saying how thin and unhealthy I look, even though she weighs 300 lbs.

by Johntoo August 22, 2009