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tubber

tubber noun: one who takes part in bathtub racing.

Noun

tubber (plural tubbers)

  1. One who takes part in bathtub racing.
    • Many tubbers make a vessel out of fiberglass by using a bathtub as a model mold.2013, Uncle John's Bathroom Reader Weird Canada

Proper noun capitalized: Tubber

Tubber

  1. A village in County Clare, Ireland.
  2. A small village in County Galway, Ireland.
  3. A village in County Offaly, Ireland.

Forms of tubber

pluraltubbers

Origin of tubber

From tub + -er.

From Irish an Tobar (“the well”).

Questions about tubber

What does tubber mean?
Tubber means one who takes part in bathtub racing.
What part of speech is tubber?
Tubber can be a noun or a proper noun.
What is the plural of tubber?
The plural of tubber is tubbers.

Words near tubber in the dictionary

  1. tubbalard
  2. Tubbamurra
  3. tubbeck
  4. tubbecks
  5. tubbed
  6. tubber
  7. Tubbercurry
  8. Tubbergen
  9. tubbers
  10. tubbie
  11. tubbier

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