blub in a sentence

v. t.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5

Definition

To blub means to cry or weep softly, often in response to strong emotions.

She began to blub quietly when she saw the heartwarming surprise party.
The movie was so touching that I couldn't help but blub by the end.
After the argument, he sat in the corner, trying not to blub in front of everyone.
The child started to blub when her ice cream fell to the ground.
As the final notes of the song played, I could see her blub softly in the audience.
He tried to hold back his tears, but he couldn't help but blub at the sad news.
Watching the reunion on television made her blub uncontrollably.
She always seems to blub at the most unexpected moments in romantic films.
Feeling overwhelmed, he let out a small blub that surprised his friends.
The emotional scene caused even the toughest critic to blub in the theater.