slubber
verb
slub·ber ˈslə-bər 
slubbered; slubbering ˈslə-b(ə-)riŋ
transitive verb
1
dialectal, chiefly England : stain, sully
2
: to perform in a slipshod fashion
Word History
Etymology
probably from obsolete Dutch slubberen
First Known Use
1530, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- summer savory
- summer school
- summer sheldrake
- summer snipe
- summer snowflake
- summer solstice
- summer spore
- summer squash
- summer stock
- summer stone
- summer sweet
- summer tanager
- summer teal
- summer theater
- summer trout
- summer truffle
- summer warbler
- summer yellowbird
- summer yellowlegs
- summer's darling
- summer-up
- summer-weight
- summered
- summerer
- summerest