1. a thin sphere of liquid enclosing air or gas
2. a state of being isolated from reality or outside influences
Usage: figurative
3. an economic situation where prices rise rapidly beyond actual value
Usage: economics

1. to form or produce bubbles
2. to be filled with excitement or enthusiasm
Usage: figurative

Examples

• Soap bubbles floated through the air.
• The champagne bubbled in the glass.
• She lived in a bubble, unaware of world events.
• The housing bubble burst in 2008.
• He was bubbling with excitement about the trip.
• The water began to bubble as it heated up.
• Children love blowing bubbles in the park.