slob

slɒb

slobbedslobbing

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Definition of slob - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

behaviorlazy and untidy person

He is such a slob, never cleaning his room.

idler

layabout

slacker

obnoxious personcoarse and obnoxious person

Don't be a slob and interrupt everyone.

boor

lout

oaf

Verb

poor manners

intr.

behave in a messy, lazy way

intr.

They slobbed around all weekend and never cleaned the kitchen.

sexual

tr.

Rare

Slang

perform oral sex on a penis

tr.

Rare

Slang

He bragged about wanting to slob the knob.

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Expressions with slob

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slob about

behave in a lazy or untidy way

He spent the weekend slobbing about the house.

slob around

spend time lazily without doing anything productive

He spent the weekend slobbing around the house.

slob out

relax or act in a lazy, careless way

Sometimes I just slob out on the couch all day.

slob it

relax lazily and not care about appearance or hygiene

Sometimes I just slob it on weekends.

slob ice

sludgy masses of floating ice in the sea

Fishermen avoided the areas with thick slob ice.

Origin of slob

Dutch, slodder (slovenly person)

Examples of slob in a sentence

Don't be a slob; tidy up your desk.
He's such a slob, leaving trash everywhere.
The slob ruined the party with his rude jokes.
Stop slobbing in the living room and fold your clothes.
He slobs in sweatpants until noon on his days off.
The explicit lyric describes someone who wants to slob him.

The slang term refers to slobbing a man for money.

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French:flemmard, glander, ...
German:Chaot, rumgammeln, ...
Italian:sciattone, poltrire, ...
Spanish:desastre, holgazanear, ...
Portuguese:desleixado, andar à boa vida, ...
Chinese:邋遢鬼, 懒散度日, ...
Japanese:だらしない人, だらける, ...
Arabic:كَسُول فَوْضَوِي, تَكَاسَلَ, ...
Hebrew:מְרוּשָׁל, לְהִתְנַהֵג בְּבָּלָגָן וַעֲצַלְנוּת, ...
Russian:неряха, бездельничать, ...
Ukrainian:ледар, байдикувати, ...
Hindi:आलसी, आलस में पड़े रहना, ...
Bengali:অগোছালো অলস লোক, আলসে ভাবে পড়ে থাকা, ...
Catalan:desastre, anar de deixat, ...
Czech:bordelář, povalovat se, ...
Danish:sjuske, slaske rundt, ...
Dutch:sloddervos, rondlummelen, ...
Greek:λέτσος, τεμπελιάζω, ...
Hungarian:disznó, lustálkodni, ...
Khmer:មនុស្សខ្ជិលច្រអូស, រស់នៅបែបរញ៉េរញ៉ៃ, ...
Korean:게으름뱅이, 빈둥거리다, ...
Persian:شلخته, شلخته‌بازی درآورد, ...
Polish:bałaganiarz, obijać się, ...
Portuguese (BR):desleixado, ficar de moleza, ...
Romanian:leneș, a lenevi, ...
Swedish:slarver, slöa, ...
Thai:คนขี้เกียจ, ทำตัวมอมแมม, ...
Turkish:pasaklı, paspal dolaşmak, ...
Vietnamese:người bừa bộn, bày bừa, ...

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