lubbard Antonyms
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Meaning of lubbard
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lubbard (n.)
A lubber.
Webster
lubbard (a.)
Lubberly.
lubbard Sentence Examples
- As I walked through the forest, I stumbled upon a lubbard lying lazily against a tree trunk.
- The old barn was infested with lubbards, their sluggish movements indicating their lethargic nature.
- Despite being warned about the lubbard infestation, he ventured into the abandoned house out of sheer curiosity.
- The farmer grumbled about the lubbards munching on his crops, their presence causing him endless frustration.
- In the dim light of the cellar, I could make out the silhouette of a lubbard scurrying across the floor.
- She let out a shriek upon discovering a lubbard nesting in the attic, its unkempt appearance sending shivers down her spine.
- The children giggled as they observed the lubbard clumsily waddling through the meadow.
- Despite its harmless appearance, the lubbard could cause significant damage to the garden if left unchecked.
- The villagers devised a plan to rid their homes of lubbards, determined to reclaim their territory.
- With a sigh, he resigned himself to the fact that the barn would need thorough cleaning to rid it of the lubbard's presence.
FAQs About the word lubbard
A lubber., Lubberly.
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As I walked through the forest, I stumbled upon a lubbard lying lazily against a tree trunk.
The old barn was infested with lubbards, their sluggish movements indicating their lethargic nature.
Despite being warned about the lubbard infestation, he ventured into the abandoned house out of sheer curiosity.
The farmer grumbled about the lubbards munching on his crops, their presence causing him endless frustration.
