Bubble
Noun, Verb
UK
/ˈbʌb.əl/
US
/ˈbʌb.əl/
Definition
(n) : The small round ball of air or gas inside a thin layer of liquid.
(v) : To form or produce bubbles.
(v) : To form or produce bubbles.
Example
"(n) : The children blew bubbles in the garden."
"(n) : The real estate market formed a bubble that eventually burst."
"(v) : The water began to bubble as it boiled on the stove."
Explanation
A bubble is a small round ball of air or gas surrounded by a thin layer of liquid, like soap bubbles you blow with a stick or tube. Bubbles are light and float in the air. The word can also describe something that grows quickly but may not last, like an economic bubble.