How Do You Spell BLUBBED?

Pronunciation: [blˈʌbd] (IPA)

The word "blubbed" is spelled with a double "b" and a double "d" because it is pronounced with a short vowel sound followed by a consonant sound. Its IPA phonetic transcription is /blʌbd/. The sound /b/ represents the voiced bilabial stop, which is produced by making contact between the lips, then quickly releasing the air. The sound /l/ represents the voiced alveolar lateral approximant, which is produced by bringing the tongue up to the alveolar ridge without completely stopping the airflow.

BLUBBED Meaning and Definition

  1. Blubbed is a verb commonly used in colloquial British English to describe the act of crying or sobbing loudly and uncontrollably. It is often used to depict an individual who is visibly emotionally overwhelmed and expresses intense sadness or distress through tears and wailing.

    The term blubbed is believed to have originated from the onomatopoeic representation of the sound made while crying, resembling a deep and guttural sob. The word is closely associated with the image of someone's face becoming red and blotchy, with tears streaming down their cheeks, while making loud and uncontrollable sounds.

    Blubbed is typically used to emphasize the strength and depth of one's emotional state while crying. It implies an intense outpouring of emotions and is often associated with situations of extreme sadness, heartbreak, grief, or disappointment. It suggests that the individual has lost control over their emotions and is unable to restrain their tears.

    This term is commonly used in informal contexts, primarily in spoken language, and is more prevalent among British English speakers. It can also be found in literature and storytelling where authors may use the verb to vividly describe the emotional state of a character.

    Overall, blubbed is a descriptive term that captures the intensity and uncontrollable nature of crying or sobbing, portraying an individual who is overwhelmed by their emotions.

Common Misspellings for BLUBBED

  • blabbed
  • blubed
  • hlubbed
  • bkubbed
  • bpubbed
  • boubbed
  • blybbed
  • blhbbed
  • bljbbed
  • bl8bbed
  • bl7bbed
  • bluvbed
  • blunbed
  • bluhbed
  • blugbed
  • blubved
  • blubned
  • blubhed
  • blubged
  • blubbwd

Etymology of BLUBBED

The word "blubbed" is derived from the verb "blub", which is an onomatopoeic term meant to imitate the sound of someone crying or sobbing loudly. The term originated in the early 20th century, particularly in British English, and is predominantly used in informal contexts to describe someone crying in a noisy or uncontrollable manner.

Similar spelling word for BLUBBED

Conjugate verb Blubbed

CONDITIONAL

I would blubbed
you would blubbed
he/she/it would blubbed
we would blubbed
they would blubbed

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be blubbing
you would be blubbing
he/she/it would be blubbing
we would be blubbing
they would be blubbing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have blubbed
you would have blubbed
he/she/it would have blubbed
we would have blubbed
they would have blubbed

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been blubbing
you would have been blubbing
he/she/it would have been blubbing
we would have been blubbing
they would have been blubbing

FUTURE

I will blub
you will blub
he/she/it will blub
we will blub
they will blub

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be blubbing
you will be blubbing
he/she/it will be blubbing
we will be blubbing
they will be blubbing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have blubbed
you will have blubbed
he/she/it will have blubbed
we will have blubbed
they will have blubbed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been blubbing
you will have been blubbing
he/she/it will have been blubbing
we will have been blubbing
they will have been blubbing

IMPERATIVE

you blub
we let´s blub

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to blub

PAST

I blubbed
you blubbed
he/she/it blubbed
we blubbed
they blubbed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was blubbing
you were blubbing
he/she/it was blubbing
we were blubbing
they were blubbing

PAST PARTICIPLE

blubbed

PAST PERFECT

I had blubbed
you had blubbed
he/she/it had blubbed
we had blubbed
they had blubbed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been blubbing
you had been blubbing
he/she/it had been blubbing
we had been blubbing
they had been blubbing

PRESENT

I blub
you blub
he/she/it blubs
we blub
they blub

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am blubbing
you are blubbing
he/she/it is blubbing
we are blubbing
they are blubbing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

blubbing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have blubbed
you have blubbed
he/she/it has blubbed
we have blubbed
they have blubbed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been blubbing
you have been blubbing
he/she/it has been blubbing
we have been blubbing
they have been blubbing

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