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bubble

Pronunciation: US [ˈbʌb(ə)l] UK ['bʌb(ə)l]

n.Bubbles; soap bubbles and (to express) a little emotion
v.Bubbling; froth and (move) making a bubbling sound; full of (certain)
WebBubble bubble; blisters

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Antonyms

pour roll stream

gurgle dribble guggle lap plash ripple splash trickle wash

Definitions in English

n.	1. a ball of air or gas in a liquid; a ball of air or gas in a substance that has become solid; a ball made of a thin outer layer of soap or bubble gum 2. a structure that is round like a bubble 3. the circle around the words said by people in a cartoon
v.	1. if liquid bubbles, bubbles form and move in it 2. if something such as an emotion or violence bubbles away, it continues to exist but is not noticeable

Other Forms

Idioms

bubble over
on the bubble

Example Sentences

In 1837 he lost some money by speculating in one of the many bubble companies of that year.
Source: E. Linklater
Yon swoll'n brook that bubbles fast.
Source: Tennyson
Wild thoughts bubbled within her.
Source: C. Kingsley
The silver bubbling of a thrush.
Source: P. G. Wodehouse
A spring comes bubbling up there.
Source: J. Masefield

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