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Slubber, slub′ėr, v.t. to stain, to daub, slur over.—n.

I should have slubber'd thee, and stain'd thy beauty; Your hand, your hand Sir!

Yet all the faults are defects of execution, not of conception, and though they tend to slubber the texture of the film, they do not impair its intensity and radiance.

The intermediate frame comes between the slubbing and roving frames and is of similar construction to the slubber, but has a larger number of spindles and smaller tubes.

The roving frame is similar in principle to the slubber and intermediate machines, but it contains a greater number of spindles, and the tubes are smaller than either.