Definition of blub - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
cryingRare UK cry or whine with snuffling soundsRare UK
- She started to blub when she lost her toy.
2.
swellingRare UK swell or puff out from weepingRare UK
- Her eyes blubbed after hours of crying.
Origin of blub
German, blubbern (to bubble)
Examples of blub in a sentence
He couldn't help but blub during the sad movie scene. His face blubbed with emotion during the speech. The child's cheeks blubbed after a long tantrum.
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- French:pleurnicher, enfler, ...
- German:flennen, aufquellen, ...
- Italian:piangere, gonfiarsi, ...
- Spanish:lloriquear, hincharse, ...
- Portuguese:choramingar, inchar, ...
- Chinese:抽泣, 浮肿, ...
- Japanese:泣き出す, 腫れる, ...
- Arabic:نَشَجَ, وَرِمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְיַבֵּב, לְהִתְנַפֵּחַ, ...
- Russian:хныкать, опухать, ...
- Ukrainian:хлипати, набрякати, ...
- Hindi:सूँघ-सूँघ कर रोना, सूजना, ...
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