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wubber â(plural wubbers) (nonstandard) Eye dialect spelling of rubber used in representing baby talk or impedimented speech. 1912, Fanny Lee McKinney, Nora-Square-Accounts, page 145 Bring Fritzy sled, new wubber boots, caraway kuchen â evrysing fwat Fritzy like.
When blubber is a verb, it means to sob uncontrollably: The little girl sat down and started to blubber after skinning her knee. Blubber was originally spelled blober, meaning a bubble or bubbling water, which led to the crying meaning of the word.