| Present Participle | blubbering |
| Past Participle | blubbered |
| Past Tense | blubbered |
| Third Person Singular | blubbers |
| Plural | blubbers |
he was blubbering like a child.
He blubbered like a child who had been spanked.
At laest I was blubber for you pacific silent as the grave and heartrending in year incapble touch corner that rose intention filter always.
The whale's blubber helps to keep it warm in cold waters.
She couldn't stop blubbering after watching the sad movie.
The chef rendered the blubber to make oil for cooking.
The seal's blubber provides insulation against the cold.
The sailor survived on blubber during the long voyage.
The Inuit people traditionally eat blubber for energy in the Arctic.
The blubber of marine mammals can be quite thick to insulate them from the cold.
She applied blubber to her dry skin as a moisturizer.
The whaling industry historically targeted whales for their blubber.
The blubber of certain marine animals is used in traditional medicine.
Netted 38% fresh blubber on that seal hunt.
For centuries, northern elephant seals were hunted for their blubber.
Belugas have a layer of blubber up to fifteen centimeters thick.
Silkworms for their silk, whales for their blubber, sheep for their wool.
Yeah, you know what's not normal? Blubbering about emotions during a flag show.
These animals are quite small and they can't carry around a thick layer of blubber.
Its blubber floated to the surface, and the killer whales were about to feed on it.
Some of the more unusual sports events are eating muktuk or whale blubber and dressing fish.
Whales, seals and walruses stay warm in chilly water because they have a thick layer of blubber.
Which led them to realize that that the darker substance in the ichthyosaur fossil must be blubber.
he was blubbering like a child.
He blubbered like a child who had been spanked.
At laest I was blubber for you pacific silent as the grave and heartrending in year incapble touch corner that rose intention filter always.
The whale's blubber helps to keep it warm in cold waters.
She couldn't stop blubbering after watching the sad movie.
The chef rendered the blubber to make oil for cooking.
The seal's blubber provides insulation against the cold.
The sailor survived on blubber during the long voyage.
The Inuit people traditionally eat blubber for energy in the Arctic.
The blubber of marine mammals can be quite thick to insulate them from the cold.
She applied blubber to her dry skin as a moisturizer.
The whaling industry historically targeted whales for their blubber.
The blubber of certain marine animals is used in traditional medicine.
Netted 38% fresh blubber on that seal hunt.
For centuries, northern elephant seals were hunted for their blubber.
Belugas have a layer of blubber up to fifteen centimeters thick.
Silkworms for their silk, whales for their blubber, sheep for their wool.
Yeah, you know what's not normal? Blubbering about emotions during a flag show.
These animals are quite small and they can't carry around a thick layer of blubber.
Its blubber floated to the surface, and the killer whales were about to feed on it.
Some of the more unusual sports events are eating muktuk or whale blubber and dressing fish.
Whales, seals and walruses stay warm in chilly water because they have a thick layer of blubber.
Which led them to realize that that the darker substance in the ichthyosaur fossil must be blubber.
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