Definition

Describing something that is full of bubbles or is very lively and excited.

Example

The children were abubble with excitement as they waited for the party to start.

Conversation

Are you feeling abubble with excitement for the concert tonight?

Absolutely! I've been looking forward to it for weeks.

I can't wait to see the band perform live; the energy will be abubble in the crowd.

For sure! It's going to be an unforgettable night.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'abubble' originates from the combination of 'a-' (a variant of 'on' or 'in') and 'bubble' (from Middle English 'bubbel', meaning a small sphere of liquid). The term describes a state of being in or surrounded by bubbles, often implying a lively or effervescent condition.

Memory Tip

Imagine being 'in' ('a-') a lively 'bubble' — this helps you remember that 'abubble' means being in a bubbly or effervescent state.

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