slobby Meaning & Definition
What Does Slobby Mean?
Slobby is a noun that means a slovenly or boorish person. It can also mean an ordinary person.
Slobby: Key Facts
| Part of speech | noun |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | /ˈsläb/ |
| Synonyms | blowsy, dowdy and frowsy |
| Antonyms | dapper, dashing and dolled up |
| First known use | 1861 |
Slobby Definition (Noun)
- a slovenly or boorish person
- an ordinary person
just some poor slob
Synonyms of Slobby
Antonyms of Slobby
Slobby in a Sentence
just some poor slob
an unlikely romance between a slobby, bighearted galoot and an uptight career woman
a slob of a professor whose office was littered with a decade's worth of notes and student papers
he's easy enough to get along with when he's not being a loudmouthed slob
you just know some poor slob is going to get blamed for this mix-up
I don't know much about trust funds, as I'm just some poor slob who has to work hard for a living
Word Forms & Grammar
slob·bish adjective
slob·by adjective
slob
slobbier
slobbiest
slobbish
slobby
slobs
slobby (comparative slobbier, superlative slobbiest)
Words That Rhyme With Slobby
Origin of Slobby
Origin 1: Irish slab mud, ooze, slovenly person
Origin 2: From slob + -y.
First Known Use
1861
Questions People Ask About Slobby
What part of speech is slobby?
Slobby is a noun.
What is another word for slobby?
You can replace slobby with words such as blowsy, dowdy and frowsy. See the full list of slobby synonyms and antonyms.