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bubble

noun as in globule of air

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Greg also wore tiny flippers that looked like duck feet and a neon bubble attached to his waist to carry our valuables and make us visible to boats.

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“If I lived completely engulfed in my own bubble, I’d probably be desperate,” he says.

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However, some have used Aberdeen's collapse last term as a reason to put a lid on the positivity bubbling away at Tynecastle.

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When the match begins and she gets her hands on the ball, a bubbling mix of anticipation and excitement fills the stands.

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And Beijing's anxiety over the bubbling frustration has shown itself in a wave of sanctions hitting the country's influencers and social media platforms.

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

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