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121rubble — 1) burble 2) lubber …
122bubble — noun 1》 a thin sphere of liquid enclosing air or another gas. ↘an air or gas filled spherical cavity in a liquid or a solidified liquid such as glass. 2》 a transparent domed cover or enclosure. verb 1》 (of a liquid) be agitated by rising… …
123gurgle — 1. verb the water swirled and gurgled Syn: babble, burble, tinkle, bubble, ripple, murmur, purl, splash; literary plash 2. noun the gurgle of a small brook Syn: babbling, tinkling, bubbling, rippling, trickling …
124murmur — 1. noun 1) his voice was a murmur Syn: whisper, undertone, mutter, mumble 2) they left without a murmur Syn: complaint, grumble, grouse; informal gripe, moan 3) the murmur of bees …
125tinkle — 1. verb 1) the bell tinkled Syn: ring, jingle, jangle, chime, peal, ding, ping 2) cool water tinkled in the stone fountain Syn: splash, purl, babble, burble; literary plash …
126boil — I v 1. seethe, simmer, stew, steam, decoct, brew; cook, heat, parboil, poach. 2. foam, churn, froth, fulminate, spume, mantle; bubble, effervesce, burble, gurgle, guggle; fizz, fizzle, sputter. 3. rage, rave, bluster, storm, rant, roar, rampage;… …
127bubble — n 1. globule, glob, drop, droplet, bead, tear, blob, gutta; sphere, spherule, spheroid, ball, oval, Geom. ellipsoid; vacuum, air pocket, air hole, hole, opening, imperfection, defect. v 2. effervesce, percolate, boil, roll, foam, froth, spume;… …
128effervesce — v 1. bubble, burble; foam, froth, fizz, fizzle, hiss, sputter; pop, snap; spume, spew forth; ferment, boil. 2. rejoice, delight, laugh, show excitement, sparkle; exhibit happiness, exult, be in good or high spirits, be happy, be gay …
