Lubber

lub′ėr, Lubbard , lub′ard, n. an awkward, clumsy fellow: a lazy, sturdy fellow.— adj. Lubb′ard , lubberly.— adj. and adv. Lubb′erly .— n. Lubb′er's-hole ( naut. ), a hole between the head of the lower mast and the edge of the top through which 'lubbers' may climb, instead of going round the futtock shroud. [W. llob , a dolt, llabbi , a stripling.]