Meaning & Definition of word "Bubbling"

Bubbling

/ˈbʌb.lɪŋ/

1. The present participle of bubble, meaning to produce bubbles; to rise or move in the form of bubbles.
- Example: The soda was bubbling over the rim of the glass.
2. To emit or produce a sound resembling bubbling, often a cheerful or lively noise.
- Example: The laughter of children was bubbling in the background.

1. Characterized by the presence of bubbles or by a lively, cheerful mood.
- Example: She had a bubbling personality that made everyone feel happy.
2. Giving the appearance of being full of energy or excitement.
- Example: His bubbling enthusiasm for the project was contagious.

●The term bubbling originated from the Middle English word 'bubblen', which means to make a bubbling sound.

bubbling brook:

A small, flowing stream that makes a bubbling noise.

bubbling over:

To be filled with strong emotions, often joy or enthusiasm.

bubble:

A small sphere of liquid or gas.

boil:

To heat a liquid until it vaporizes.

Meaning: To be excited or energetic in a social situation.

● Example Sentence: They were bubbling at the party, having the time of their lives.

Meaning: To be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

● Example Sentence: He was bubbling after a few drinks.