Blubs [verb]

Number Five dredge trembled, with a wet sucking sound, and settled back into the mud, blub—blub—blub.

Shiny wet, Sonnie-Boy, and blowing their cheeks out like so many blub-blubs.

And from the fern-covered hollows above other voices replied joyously to her reassuring call, "Blub-blub-blub!"

All the time the whistle and blub-blub of bullets filled the air, and all the time the death-list grew.

Christy got very red and looked as if he was going to blub and said that was all.

Like to see them sitting round in a ring with blub lips, entranced, listening.

It would do him good once more to have a good blub after five years!

Only kick their souls out of 'em, and they go and blub in the box-rooms.

When he had shut the study door, in sheer despair of spirit, he laid his head on the table and—Well, did he blub?

And then the water filled her mouth and she went down with a "blub, blub, blub" that sounded most convincing.