plural n. a hollow ball or globule of gas; v. foam or froth up especially with sound
She blew lots of bubbles with her new bubble machine.
She blew lots of bubbles with her new bubble machine.
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When did the boy make bubbles in his drink?
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How many bubbles were there?
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Why are the speech bubbles blank in the book?
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What do popping bubbles sound like?
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Where do four bubbles float ?
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What caused the bubbles in the sink?
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What happens to the dream bubbles that are unused during the mixing process?
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How did blowing all the bubbles make the boy feel?
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What do the two bubbles do to the bunny?
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The hot tub started foaming after the bubbles were added.
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What did he do with his bubbles when he got tired?
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How did Bub help when the bubbles were going all over the lawn?
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What did the dad do while the boy made bubbles with the hose?
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The new water treatment plant may involve sparging the water with ozone bubbles.
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air ball; balloon; fizz; gurgle
bowling ball
2 syllables
bub-bles
doubles
gubbels
hubbell's
hubble's
troubles
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