blub·bery I. \ˈbləb(ə)rē, -ri\adjective Etymology:blubber (III) + -y : blubber III < her lips grew broader and more blubbery — David Garnett > II. adjective Etymology:blubber (I) + -y : having or characterized by large or excessive amounts of blubber or fat < a coarse blubbery individual for whom he formed an instant dislike >