Covered with blubber; wet and swollen from excessive crying; having blubbered.
Past participle of 'beblubber' used as an adjective. The doubling of the 'b' in blubber plus 'be-' prefix creates an emphatic, unpleasant sound.
The sound of 'beblubbered' actually mimics what it describes—that repetitive 'b' sound makes your mouth do that blubbery motion. It's onomatopoeia disguised as a regular word.
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