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Noun: lubber  lú-bu(r)
  1. An awkward stupid person
    "He behaved like a lubber at the dinner party";
    - lout, clod [informal], stumblebum [N. Amer, informal], goon [informal], oaf, lummox [informal], lump [informal], gawk, clot [Brit], clodhopper [informal], clodpole [archaic, informal]
     
  2. An inexperienced sailor; a sailor on the first voyage
    "The seasoned captain patiently instructed the lubbers on basic nautical terms";
    - landlubber

Derived forms: lubbers

Type of: beginner, clumsy person, initiate, novice, rookie [informal], tiro, tyro

Encyclopedia: Lubber