slubberer (sluberer)

[ A mischievous, meddling person; a turbulent man. Holly band, Dict., 1593. ( Hall i well. ) slubberingly (slub'er-ing-li), adv. In a slovenly or hurried and carele manner. [Rare.] Drayton, Polyolbion, xxi. And slubberingly patch up som some slight and shallow rhime. slubbing (slub'ing), n. [Verbal n. of slub2, v.] Same as slub2. Slubbings intended for warp-yarn must be more twisted than those for weft. Ure, Dict., III. 1167. slubbing-billy (slub'ing - bili), n. An early form of the slubbing-machine.