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foam

noun as in bubbles formed from a liquid

verb as in become bubbly

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Start with an insulated, inflatable pad, and consider layering it with a closed-cell foam pad for extra warmth.

Two colleagues picked him up in a truck loaded with a foam mattress, a chair, two buckets, towels and a full water tank on the roof.

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As a result, the shot’s trajectory will bend to the side or even down towards the floor if you want to rain little foam balls on your opponents from above.

A slim-profile memory foam mattress less than 8 inches thick is going to work best for children and petite folks who weigh less than average.

These high-density foam organizers come in a wide variety of sizes, the smallest holding 30 bottles and the largest holding 63.

The best example of that would be my first year when Kevin Hart hosted, we wrote a sketch called “Foam Party.”

We need to take a razor and make a boundary in the shaving foam, people.

Near the Mason jars are foam heads, the kind a showgirl uses to style her wigs.

I created the set, actually painted foam-core board to look like a door, and broke it out.

They chew this thing, a real thing, they do this until they foam at the mouth.

The train had long passed Hornberg, and far below the streams tumbled in white foam down the limestone rocks.

He had nearly bitten his swollen tongue in two falling over an unseen peat-cutting, and blood-flecked foam gathered on his lips.

Harry was white with dust, blood was dripping from his left hand and his horse, white with foam, stood trembling.

The storm which had for some time past been brewing, had fairly brewed itself up at last, and the wild sea was covered with foam.

Stanley Hall and Jim Welton stood leaning over the taffrail, looking down into the black foam-streaked water.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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