英和和英

語源

Corruption of dubious.

形容詞

juberous (comparative more juberous, superlative most juberous)

1. (US, regional) dubious
   • 1964, Dan L. Thrapp, Al Sieber: Chief of Scouts

     Before you could count three, every soldier was surrounded by at least a dozen of the worst cut-throats that ever drew breath, and for a little time things looked mighty juberous for us Yankees.

   • 2016, Ernie Pyle, Owen V. Johnson (ed.), At Home with Ernie Pyle

     “I tell you,” Aunt Mary says, “I got a little juberous before we got to Chicago. I didn't know whether I'd get the right Parmalee taxi or not. I did feel pretty juberous.”