IPA: /ˈbʌb.lɪŋ/
KK: /ˈbʌb.lɪŋ/
The action or process of producing bubbles, often seen in liquids when they are heated or agitated.
The bubbling of the soup on the stove filled the kitchen with a delicious aroma.
To produce bubbles or to make a bubbling sound, often seen in liquids when they are heated or agitated.
The water was bubbling on the stove as it heated up.
Past: bubbled
Past Participle: bubbled
Bubbling → The word 'bubbling' is derived from 'bubble' (from Middle English 'boble', meaning a small, round body of air or gas in a liquid) and the suffix '-ing' (indicating the action or process of). Thus, 'bubbling' refers to the action or process of forming bubbles in a liquid.
Imagine a liquid that is 'forming small round bodies of air' — that's what bubbling means.