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• South Sea Bubble, the
  1. a serious financial problem in the UK in 1720, which led to many people losing all their money. The South Sea company made large profits by trading with South America, and this encouraged many people to INVEST their money in it (= lend the company money, in the hope of making more money) . But the company was very dishonestly run, and in the end it failed and the money people had INVESTed became worthless.
• air bubble (noun)
  1. a bubble of air
• bubble and squeak (noun)
  1. a British dish of potatoes and CABBAGE mixed together and cooked in fat
• bubble bath (noun)
  1. [uncountable] a liquid soap that smells pleasant and makes bubbles in your bath water
  2. [countable] a bath with this in the water
• bubble chamber (noun)
  1. an instrument that records the tracks of ionizing particles
• bubble dance (noun)
  1. a solo dance similar to a fan dance except large balloons are used instead of fans
• bubble gum (noun)
  1. a type of CHEWING GUM that you can blow into a bubble
• bubble gum dermatitis (noun)
  1. an allergic contact dermatitis developed around the lips of children who chew bubble gum
• bubble jet printer (noun)
  1. a type of machine for printing from a computer, that SPRAY s ink onto the paper
• bubble pack (noun)
  1. packaging in which a product is sealed between a cardboard backing and clear plastic cover
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• bubble over (phrasal verb)
  1. if a happy or excited feeling bubbles over, you feel it very strongly and usually show that you are feeling it
• bubble under (phrasal verb)
  1. to have some success but not yet be extremely successful and famous
• bubble up (phrasal verb)
  1. to increase and become more obvious
• bubble with (phrasal verb)
  1. bubble with something to be full of a happy or excited feeling
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