I. adjective
Etymology: lubber (I) + -ly
1.
a. : resembling or having the characteristics of a lubber : clumsy , lazy , loutish , stupid
emerged a lubberly mediocrity — C.J.Rolo
b. : not seamanlike
of all landlubbers, the most lubberly — Herman Melville
2. : appropriate to or fit for a lubber
unfit for anything but some lubberly shoreside pursuit — LaSelle Gilman
3. of a ship
a. : handled ineptly
b. : not shipshape
II. adverb
: in a lubberly manner