zhlub

The men of the market are all dressed in knockabout zhlub.

"I remember an episode last season where some poor zhlub brought a storyboard to him.

Which spelling is correct - the magazine's zhlub or the newspaper's schlub?

Is this the time of the zhlub?

Contrary to white-bread belief, a zhlub is not a variant spelling of slob.

Understandably, a Sumac worried yesterday about looking like a rumpled zhlub in so fashion-conscious a setting.

What is a zhlub, and what quality is expressed in its adjectival form, zhlubby?

In the case of the up-and-coming schlub/zhlub, I would go with the z spelling, to differentiate it from the muddier slob.

Even Chester A. Riley, that Brooklyn-born zhlub played long ago by William Bendix, would have agreed.

With soccer moms and angry white males fading into the mists with little old ladies in tennis shoes, political analysts evidently must now focus on the mysterious zhlub vote.

"There's the rub, here lies my zhlub, I married a shlemiel," sings the title character's wife, Tryna Rytza (Rosalie Gerut), about her arranged marriage to Shlemiel, a lazy simpleton (Larry Block) whom she loves in spite of his faults.