rubbered

Mr. Kinsella accordingly "rubbered," as his slangy nephew put it, and satisfied himself of the identity of Mr.. Huntington.

Molly Brown's Orchard Home Nell Speed 1895

A dominatrix leads a rubbered-up slave on a leash into the club.

Archive 2006-04-01 Hal Duncan 2006

A dominatrix leads a rubbered-up slave on a leash into the club.

Nowhere Town: Act TWO Scene I Hal Duncan 2006

He entered noiselessly, for his boots were rubbered against damp, and sat down at the point of balance.

Swan Song 2004

The junkshops and antique bugs have rubbered all Europe for it, but it seems to be out of stock.

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2003

The junkshops and antique bugs have rubbered all Europe for it, but it seems to be out of stock.

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2003

In his anxiety not to miss anything, Stevie rubbered acrobatically with the result that he upset a glass of ice water down the waiter's neck, and three seconds later the tray-trotter had issued an Extra and was saying things in French that would sound scandalous if translated.

You Should Worry Says John Henry Hugh McHugh

"Well, I should say I did," said Father, as he scuffed a corner of the carpet into place with his rubbered feet.

The Witness Grace Livingston Hill Lutz

For pies in the cupboard, and coal in the bin, for tires that are rubbered, and motors that spin; for all of my treasures, for all that I earn, for comforts and pleasures, my thanks I return.

Rippling Rhymes Walt Mason

If I have once india-rubbered it, it doesn't make a good drawing.

The Mind of the Artist Thoughts and Sayings of Painters and Sculptors on Their Art Cicely Margaret Powell [Editor] Binyon