blubber

Robert is a real tub of blubber. A little more and he won't be able to get through the door.

is dead. Its body is taken aboard the ship. A crew of men sets to work stripping the great whale of its blubber.

Keeping warm: Just like the polar bear and the otter, it is possible that humans develop an extra layer of "blubber" to keep warm.

Some blubber ends up in the trash, no longer prized as fuel for heat and light when a drill rig nearby makes natural gas cheap and easy.

A crew of men sets to work stripping the great whale of its blubber.

Every one of these cold-weather sumo wrestlers is protected by a hefty layer of blubber and inch-thick skin.

When robert learned the bad news, he sat down and started to blubber.

Samples for the DNA research can be obtained from live animals, using a sampling gun which takes a piece of skin and blubber tissue.

The southern elephant seal too would be brought low, killed in great numbers for the oil rendered from its blubber.

But my fur and a thick layer of blubber make it so I don't need a real house.

If she does for any length of time, the calf will begin to sink, because it is not born with enough body fat or blubber to float easily.

To protect the whale form the cold of the Arctic seas , nature has provided it with a thick covering of fat called blubber .

a pale yellow to red-brown fatty oil obtained from seal blubber; used in making soap and dressing leather and as a lubricant.

They make its hide into clothing and its flesh into food. The blubber is used for fuel.

Hollow hairs and a thick layer of blubber (fat) also keep out the cold.

A few seals are killed to protect fish, others as a source of blubber or food.

Eventually these trapped seals adapted to their freshwater conditions, and fur coats would eventually replace their blubber.

Their blubber is no longer boiled down for oil.

Scientists have known for years that the blubber of marine predators harbors pollutants.

The cosmetic surgeon told Forbes. com that he used the blubber to power two cars including his four-wheel-drive Ford.

Their skulls have adapted to a diet of mostly seal meat and blubber.

blubber cheeks; blubber lips; a coarse blubbery individual.

Because whales have thick layers of fat called blubber under their skins.

Whales were important for their meat, and for their bones, and for their blubber .

DDT and other contaminants are often stored in the blubber, which is most accessible to anything feeding on them.

Deep cuts: Whalers peel back a layer of fat, or blubber, before harvesting the meat underneath on July 30 in Wada Port.

The older bear devours his meal, licking the carcass clean of blubber.

He rushed into the house and started to blubber his miserable experience.

Elephant seals need blubber to keep them warm in chilly Pacific.

Some whales have a blubber layer up to 20 inches thick.

The Hutt's greatest defense is its thick skin of blubber and muscle, which is protected by mucus and oily sweat.

And mice without leptin are sluggish balls of blubber.

Some of them were dolphin blubber.

Whale blubber is cheaper, at about nine dollars a kilo.

It's high in fibre and nutrients that help burn blubber.

A child your age shouldn't blubber over a lost toy like that!

Underneath their fur, polar bears have an additional 10-cm-layer of fat, called blubber.

Now come on, blubber-brain. Swim.

In order to obtain blubber and whale meat, people who wantonly kill many types of whales.

I don't live in an igloo or eat blubber , or own a dogsled .

Now ! I am in process of blubber ! Ask for god , please let her come back !

Frozen whale blubber is stored outside a house in Kaktovik.

Blubber refers to noisy, unrestrained shedding of tears accompanied by broken or inarticulate speech: