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Meaning ofbubblein English

bubble

us/ˈbʌbəl/

Pluralbubbles
Past Tensebubbled
Participle Verbbubbling
Third Person Singularbubbles

Definitions

Verb
1. to produce or release bubbles (while cooking, boiling, etc.)
  The soda started to bubble when I opened the bottle.
2. to foment or churn (emotions, issues, etc.)
  The rumors began to bubble and soon everyone was talking about it.
3. to rise through a system (like bubbles in liquid)
  Air bubble rose through the water in the aquarium.
4. to mark a response on a form (by filling in a circle)
  The student had to bubble in her answer choice on the multiple-choice test.
5. to join together for support
  The community came together to bubble around the family in need.
Noun
1. a spherical volume of air or gas
  The child blew a big bubble with her gum.
2. a speculative market period with rapid price increases; bursts
  The housing market was a bubble that burst when interest rates rose.
3. a point in a tournament where players starts receiving prize money
  The winner of the tournament reached the bubble and would receive a cash prize.
4. an isolated group environment
  The research team worked in a bubble environment to minimize external influences.
5. a restricted travel area
  The government designated a bubble area for travel restrictions during the pandemic.

Compounds / Phrases

bubblehead speech bubble antibubble bubble bath bubble and squeak bubblejet hubble-bubble bubble level bubblegums bubbleheaded bubbleheads