IPA: /blɛb/
KK: /blɛb/
A small blister or bubble that forms on a surface, often filled with liquid or air.
The skin had a bleb that needed to be treated carefully.
The word 'bleb' originates from the late 19th century, likely derived from the Scottish word 'bleb', meaning a blister or bubble. It refers to a small blister or bubble-like structure.
Think of a small 'bubble' or 'blister' when you hear 'bleb', as it directly describes that shape.
No commonly confused words.