Associations to the word «Lubber»
Noun
- Grasshopper
- Fiend
- Shroud
- Nuisance
- Cabinet
- Harassment
- Compass
- Netherlands
- Pts
- Fluorescence
- Prime
- Refugee
- Bunch
- Skipper
- Whale
- Hole
- Commissioner
- Dry
- Minister
- Beetle
- Steven
- Bob
- Seaman
- Coalition
- Abbey
- Strip
- Sensor
- Nations
- Jan
- Fly
- Heading
- Cooperation
- Stadium
- Sailor
- Insect
- Appeal
- Van
- Jack
- Den
- Labour
- Fill
- Cut
- Somebody
- Affair
- Demon
- Why
- Ship
- Formation
- Monk
- Serving
- Un
- Secretary
- Injury
- Captain
- Sam
- Iii
Adjective
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Wiktionary
LUBBER, noun. A clumsy or lazy person
LUBBER, noun. (nautical) an inexperienced or novice sailor; a landlubber
LUBBER LINE, noun. (navigation) A fixed line on a compass corresponding to the direction of movement.
Dictionary definition
LUBBER, noun. An awkward stupid person.
LUBBER, noun. An inexperienced sailor; a sailor on the first voyage.
Wise words
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