Blubbery

a. [f. BLUBBER sb. + -Y¹.] Of the nature of (whale’s) blubber. Also fig.

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1791. E. Darwin, Bot. Gard., I. 44. Spears and javelins pierce his blubbery sides.

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1853. Landor, Last Fruit (1853), 345. Democracy is the blubbery spawn begotten by the drunkenness of aristocracy.

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1880. Daily Tel., 20 Sept., 5/2. The gelatinous and blubbery surface of the whale’s body.

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