Definition

A person or machine that creates slubs, which are irregularities in yarn or fabric.

Example

The slubber was responsible for ensuring the quality of the yarn produced in the factory.

Conversation

Have you ever seen a slubber in action?

No, I haven't! What exactly do they do?

They are machines that help with the slubbing process in textile production.

That sounds interesting! I didn't know machines like that existed.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To do something in a careless or sloppy way, often resulting in a messy or imperfect outcome.

Example

He tends to slubber his work, leaving it looking unprofessional.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how he just slubber painted that fence?

Yeah, it looks really messy and uneven.

I guess he was in a hurry and didn't care much about it.

Root Explanation

Slubber → This word originates from Middle English *slubberen*, meaning to smear or to make dirty. It describes the act of doing something carelessly or in a messy manner.

Memory Tip

Think of someone making a mess or being careless — that's what slubber means.

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