You can see muscles rippling beneath six inches or more of blubber.
It seems that Shonda Rhimes will not be satisfied until fans of "Grey's Anatomy" are reduced to nothing more than blubbering sad sacks buried under a mountain of tissues.
When polar bears can't find enough food, they burn more of their blubber, releasing PCBs into the bloodstream, where they become more toxic.
Why would I? From what I'm hearing, the spectacle was little more than Adele blubbering, Nicki Minaj wearing a silly outfit, good guy Dave Grohl maybe sticking it to that chump Skrillex, and then Paul McCartney strutting out the obligatory closer as subtle nod to this year's dead pop icon, which happened to be Whitney Houston.
The new research analysed levels of PCBs, which are known to harm breeding success and immune systems, in the blubber of more than 1,000 dolphins and killer whales over the last 20 years.
It is mostly about men showing too much blubber, which seems more of a commentary on American fitness than skimpy swimwear.
I regard this beige blubber as only marginally more interesting than pulverised cardboard.
From Anthony Lane's description of the "veils of verbal blubber" written by the more lauded contemporaries of the author Elmore Leonard, in "The Dutch Accent: Elmore Leonard's Talk".
Critics might point out that Johnson, who weighed in at 260 pounds, looked more as if his nickname were Blubber than Bubba.
Since the mid-1990's, Norwegian whale processors have stored more than 600 tons of frozen blubber in hope that their government would one day defy, or succeed in revising, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species.
