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foam

[fohm] / foʊm /
NOUN
bubbles formed from a liquid
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He now owns several Rams jerseys and countless other Rams souvenirs, including a Rams necklace and foam fingers.

From Los Angeles Times

Investigators are analysing whether the foam met safety standards, and whether the bar's fittings, fire safety equipment and emergency exits were all in order.

From Barron's

George and Owen watched in stunned silence as the big polar bear ripped away another piece of foam padding and chewed on it.

From Literature

Asked about the foam in the ceiling, Michod said his client obtained the material from a "major construction retailer" which did not disclose that it was flammable.

From BBC

The flares instantly set fire to the surrounding acoustic foam panels, installed to deaden the sound.

From BBC