Lubberly [adjective]

I've watched yo' fur hours when I wur a great lubberly lad, an' when yo' gettin' to be a woman it wur th' same thing.

It makes me sick to think of having to trust to an accident like that, like a lubberly cockney out for a boozy Bank Holiday sail.

This was done in a lubberly and irregular manner, as if little concert or order prevailed on board them.

I do not say that the cutter is downright lubberly, Master Pathfinder; but she has faults, and great faults.

I did that, sir, said a great lubberly fellow, stepping forward; and preciously I cut my knuckle gain his mouth.

Now you lubberly sons of swabs have got me on a lee-shore with all anchors draggin!

She was his pet; why give her up to be sailed by a lubberly Frenchman?

It was in one of the lubberly houses of the Place Vendôme that the poet of the keyboard died a few days later.

They told of a unique and spirited way the Indians had of catching these huge, lubberly fish.

You infernal scoundrel; how dare you preach to me in such a way, you lubberly rascal?