slubber
verb
slub·ber ˈslə-bər 
slubbered; slubbering ˈslə-b(ə-)riŋ
transitive verb
1
dialectal, chiefly England : stain, sully
2
: to perform in a slipshod fashion
Word History
Etymology
probably from obsolete Dutch slubberen
First Known Use
1530, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- scarcer
- scarcest
- scarcities
- scarcity
- scarcity economics
- scardinii
- scardiniuses
- scare
- scare away
- scare away/off
- scare buying
- scare headline
- scare into
- scare off
- scare quotes
- scare someone to death
- scare the crap out of
- scare the life out of
- scare up
- scarebabe
- scarebug
- scarecrow
- scarecrows
- scared
- scared away