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Examples
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Blubbery lips rippled back to reveal the jaws of a great white.
Ice Hunt Rollins, James, 1961- 2003
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Blubbery clothes are cold, and theirs were soon so torn as to afford little protection against the wind, and so stiff with blubber that they would stand up by themselves, in spite of frequent scrapings with knives and rubbings with penguin skins, and always there were underfoot the great granite boulders which made walking difficult even in daylight and calm weather.
The Worst Journey in the World Antarctic 1910-1913 Apsley Cherry-Garrard 1922
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Blubbery mini-humans expel foul goo that's not worth the time unless you're an experienced, cheek-pinching baby enthusiast and if you are, the juice is worth the squeeze.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Off Track Planet 2012
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Blubbery 'researchers' lend fin to climate science
unknown title 2009
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Blubbery 'researchers' lend fin to climate science
unknown title 2009
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Blubbery 'researchers' lend fin to climate science
unknown title 2009
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Blubbery 'researchers' lend fin to climate science
unknown title 2009
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Blubbery 'researchers' lend fin to climate science
unknown title 2009
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Blubbery 'researchers' lend fin to climate science
unknown title 2009
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Blubbery 'researchers' lend fin to climate science
unknown title 2009
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