blubbery

The researchers measured the seals’ fat stores and used this information, along with the animals’ location and depth data, to determine how and where they were foraging and how well their efforts converted into blubbery heft.

He ambled over lightly for one of his bulk, and it became apparent that he was far from being blubbery.

She had forgotten the third person for the moment, forgotten that Julia, too, professed to like things "blubbery."

The blubbery folds under his chin crimsoned with his cheeks in complacent self-esteem.

These were azornacks, mild-tempered vegetarians whose only defense lay in their thick, blubbery hides.

Occasionally she sighs deeply, with that blubbery, spluttery noise that all horses make when they sigh.