Synonyms:
bubble
Meaning: a hollow globule of gas (e.g., air or carbon dioxide)
verb
meaning of the word
Synonyms:
bubble
Meaning: form, produce, or emit bubbles; "The soup was bubbling"
Usage examples
Laughter like a beautiful bubble from the rosebud of baby-hood
Cook until the sugar melts and begins to bubble; then quickly add two cups of boiling water.
"Oh, easily enough; something or anything--a bubble'll do, or we can pitch out a bit of wood."
Yes--like a bubble filled with smoke-- The curd-white moon upswimming broke The vacancy of space;
In a little while, a cold blast struck me, and I was outside in the night, floating, like a bubble, up through the darkness.
At last the broth began to bubble and boil, and she drew off the saucepan and poured its contents into a silver bowl, which she set before Jem.
You know as well as I, Princess, that social credit is as great a bubble as commercial; we should all of us be bankrupts if our books were seen.
At half past eleven the lettuce salad was made, the golden circles of the pies were heaped with whipped cream, and everything was sizzling and bubbling that ought to sizzle and bubble.
The girls found him a source of much amusement, and relieved their own disappointment at finding the "Wegg Mystery" a pricked bubble by getting McNutt excited over many sly suggestions of hidden crimes.
All that day Springer sought to avoid talking baseball with any of the fellows, for invariably they spoke of Grant's surprisingly successful performance; and when they did so something like a sickening poison seemed to bubble within the jealous youth, who told himself that he could not long continue to join in this praise, but must soon betray himself by bursting forth into a tirade against the Texan.
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1. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Adam Curry, License CC BY-SA 4.0