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Meanings of bubbly in English
Emitting or filled with bubbles as from carbonation or fermentation.
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Usage of bubbly in English
1
He was really bubbly with great one-liners and just a great laugh.
2
Britain's professional home valuers are rightly worried about bubbly residential property prices.
3
Welcome to Gypsy Rose Dance Studio, she said in a bubbly voice.
4
It's been too long since I indulged in a long, bubbly soak.
5
Penny My first impression of Dian was this bubbly, friendly, compassionate doctor.
6
Patrons were found drinking alcohol and indulging in drugs using hubbly bubbly.
7
I certainly wished I could be as outgoing and bubbly as her.
8
I'm feeling not the least bit bubbly, but I take it anyway.
9
She was so bubbly and stylish and everything I wanted to be.
10
Ikechi Anya is a bubbly character and will be a popular interviewee.
11
There was another bottle of bubbly, this one full of pink powder.
12
Then top up with the bubbly and garnish with a little peel.
13
Gabe and Mel breezed in, Mel restored to her bubbly, cheerful self.
14
A bubbly happiness fizzed through her, erasing the pain of Jake's death.
15
But it's your youth, your silly, bubbly youth that's the biggest attraction.
16
One key risk is that the country's bubbly real estate market suddenly pops.
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Bubbly through the time
Bubbly across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common