What does SLOBS mean?

Parts of Speech

Slobs is a noun.

Definitions

Slobs refer to people who are lazy, untidy, and disorganized.

Pronunciations

US: /slɑbz/

UK: /slɒbz/

Origin and Usage

The word "slobs" originated from the Irish word "slab" which means mud. It was first used in the 18th century to describe dirty and untidy people. The term is still commonly used today to describe people who are messy, disorganized, and lazy.

Synonyms

• Slackers
• Slovenly
• Untidy
• Disorderly

Related Words

• Blobs
• Globs
• Plods
• Probs
• Stobs

Example Sentences

1. She was always surrounded by a group of slobs who never cleaned up after themselves.
2. He was fired from his job for being a slob and not meeting his deadlines.
3. Their apartment was a mess, with clothes and dishes scattered all over the place. They were total slobs.