lubber-grasshopper
The Century Dictionary: The Encyelopedic Lexicon of the English Language · 1887 · p. 875
(lub’ér-gris”hop-ér), n. nishing. 1. The clumsy locust, Brachystola magna, a lubricate very large lubberly insect common on the great of _ plains of the western United States. See cut Slippery. under Brachystola,—2. The large short-winged lubricating-oil insect Romalea microptera, which abounds in the that Gulf States and feeds on all succulent plants. cifically, _ It is notable as haying no known natural enemies. It is refining _ from 2.75 to 3,15 inches long, very thick-bodied, and clumsy lubrication _ in its movements. bricatio(n-), lubber head (lub’ér-hed), ». A stupid fellow. bricate.] _[Prov. Eng.] being _ Iubber-hole (lub’ér-hél), x. Same as lubber’s hole (which see, under lubber). constrictor
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