blubber
/ˈblʌbər/Definitions
1. noun
the fatty substance forming the layer of fat under the skin of whales and seals, especially when used as fuel or in cold-weather clothing.
“The Inuit people traditionally used whale blubber as a source of heat.”
2. verb
to talk or talk nonsense, especially in a foolish or annoying way.
“Stop blubbering and tell me the truth!”