blubbering

“Yes, but not blubbering the way a child does.”

You’re going to just get stern and I’m just going to be a blubbering idiot.

He even found himself “blubbering” on the first watch, which surprised him as someone who doesn’t often cry at movies and certainly not at ones he’s in, which he usually can barely watch.

All this drama bursts out in freshets of stagy verbiage and blubbering.

“And the one time I listened to you — the one time — I did an interview and I was blubbering! Oh, I was so embarrassed.”