Whatever Telfar wanted to say came out as blubbered bubbles of blood.

Around the corner, a door was flung open and Golden Hair was ushered inside in a storm of blubbered apologies and forgiveness and tears.

She ran out of the room, blubbering into her hands.

We blubbered at each other for a while, then started the first day of my training.

I sat there on the floor and blubbered like a baby.

The question, for some reason, sets me off blubbering again.

I got to blubbering while they were letting him down.

She could almost hear poor Barbara blubbering into the phone.

Then they might eye the dead body and lose it, blubbering.

She stared at us, trying to speak but only blubbering.

He'd stood here, blubbering, when all the time there had been a way to do it!

She'd finally left the concert hall, blubbering almost past reason.

He hated the ones who just blubbered at the end.

She began blubbering once we were outside the room, and she's a tough lot, that nurse.

"God, I have never seen such a beautiful woman," he blubbered out.

He tried to work up a smile, not much of one, but it was a large improvement on blubbering.

The man was sort of blubbering, tears streaming down his face.

The last thing an audience wants to see is someone choking up and blubbering because they're moved.

She caught a taxi to the gallery, blubbering all the while.

You're always blubbering about how no one needs you.

"We both saw him babbling and blubbering like a baby."

She looked as if she would be blubbering any time now.

Why, she led the men about like dogs, and great people stood blubbering on her stairs!

"No one knew there would be a quiz the first week back from school," Richard blubbered.

"Look," I said, "you've been blubbering around about the different numbers of yourself ever since we met."

He thought he was going to start blubbering like a little girl.

The boy slunk out of the class, and stood blubbering behind the door.

Now a kind word made her blubber like some child.

I told her how he was, and she began to blubber.

"Only if the others let him look through the blubber."

You'd be surprised how often that makes him blubber and break.

I feel much better about myself without that 30 pounds of blubber around my middle.

This is done to get meat and oil, called blubber.

He was right; we had to get off this mountain of blubber!

It turned out they were nothing more than old whale blubber.

And so I finishes me first watch in the blubber room.

It's I who have a right to rage and blubber if anyone has.

She started to blubber, but I saw that mean little light dancing way down in her eyes.

This and blubber would have been transferred to the ice.

"With your blubber you're likely warmer than any of us."

We need the blubber to keep our blood thick in the intense cold.

I divided the remainder of our blubber between the other three and myself.

Besides a blubber lamp, she had a low fire going.

Today the meat and blubber are often kept in the freezer.

Two kicks later I struck what seemed to be a wall of blubber.

Or I'll see you get good reason to blubber.

I did as told: grabbed the hide and bit into the blubber.

Anyway, no one could figure out how to wrap a line around the mass of blubber.

Now she parted her blubber lips to speak for herself.

These mammals have thick hair or blubber to keep them warm.

Did our little brother blubber when you went off to your first battle?"

The rocks were difficult enough to navigate without the blood and blubber.