rubby

/ ˈrʌbɪ /

noun

1. rubbing alcohol, esp when mixed with cheap wine for drinking
2. a person who drinks such mixtures, esp a derelict alcoholic

Example Sentences

The misty-eyed merengue “15,550 Noches,” which unites the genre stalwarts Toño Rosario, Rubby Pérez and Fernandito Villalona, is nostalgic, doleful and explosive all at once.

From New York Times

Looking to return to the majors after a second Tommy John surgery, Rubby De La Rosa walked a batter over an inning of relief for Arizona.

From Washington Times

Looking to return to the majors after a second Tommy John surgery, Rubby De La Rosa walked a batter over an inning of relief for Arizona.

From Seattle Times

You might recall some of these names, and you might have been anguished to see some of them go, but none had a distinguished major league career: Joel Guzman, Chuck Tiffany, Jon Meloan, Andy LaRoche, Bryan Morris, Lucas May, Blake DeWitt, Andrew Lambo, James McDonald, Trayvon Robinson, and the two tip-top prospects in the trade that landed Adrian Gonzalez from Boston: pitchers Rubby De La Rosa and Allen Webster.

From Los Angeles Times

Diamondbacks: The team released RHP Rubby De La Rosa to make room on the 40-man roster.

From Washington Times