slob
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- noun
- /slɑb/
- Offensive
:
cochino (informal, ofensivo)
- He's such a slob that his room is filled with dirty clothes and fast food wrappers.
- look like a slob
- call someone a slob
- a lazy slob
Goofus is kind of a slob and selfish and lazy.
- Goofus is kind of a slob and selfish and lazy.
- Yeah, I can be a pretty big slob this era.
- But if you look like a slob, women are going to look past you.
- Just because we are experiencing a crisis doesn't mean we have to be slobs.
- And then I will feel like a slob, like I have failed myself and everyone.
- But if you had that on Sunday night, Monday morning, even if you're like a slob, most people on Monday morning try again.
- I sure am lucky that my partner puts up with me or I am such a slob.
- She says Amy is a lazy slob who sleeps all day while other people take care of her four children.
- When are you going to stop eating like a slob?
- Or maybe one day I'll stop being a slob and get back to the gym.
- I'm kind of like the slob Walter Matthau and, and Fred Wolf is it's kind of like Jack Lemmon and, you know, at the edge of the campus.
- But if you see yourself as a slob, or if you say, oh, I'm a little chaotic, I'm a little bit slow, I'm a little unconfident, No, no, babe, you need a new identity.
- And he says, but you know, slobs, we can make it.
Examples
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I don't want to embarrass you in front of everyone, but let's be honest, you're a slob.
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She says Amy is a lazy slob who sleeps all day while other people take care of her four children.
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But if you look like a slob, women are going to look past you.
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I am a slob compared to you.
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And then I will feel like a slob, like I have failed myself and everyone.
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It's not easy being the only neat person in a house full of slobs.
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Goofus is kind of a slob and selfish and lazy.
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What a slob!
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You're allowed to look like slobs.
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You're very often an inconsiderate slob.
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Etymology
The word slob probably comes from an old Irish word meaning 'mud' or 'slime', so it once pictured someone who was dirty or covered in muck. Think of the English word sloppy, which also means messy, and that helps explain why a slob is a messy person.