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bubbly

C1
adjectivenoun

Pronunciation

UK

  • /bˈʌbli/

US

  • /ˈbəbəli/
  • /ˈbəbli/

Description

When someone is bubbly, they're full of cheerful energy—like a freshly opened bottle of sparkling cider! It describes a personality that is bright, enthusiastic, and makes others feel good. You might describe your best friend as bubbly if she always has a smile on her face and a positive attitude. But "bubbly" isn't just about people; liquids like champagne or soda are described as bubbly because of the tiny bubbles rising to the surface.

Think of it like this: bubbles are light, playful, and uplifting—that's what a bubbly personality feels like, too. A bubbly atmosphere at a party means everyone is having fun and enjoying themselves. You might even say a conversation is "bubbly" if it's flowing easily and filled with laughter.

Examples

  1. 1

    Personality

    Ella is warm and bubbly, so people usually relax around her quickly.

  2. 2

    Voice tone

    She was tired, but she still sounded bubbly when she answered the phone.

  3. 3

    Laugh

    His little sister has a bubbly laugh that everyone recognizes.

  4. 4

    Sparkling water

    I usually drink still water, but Leo prefers the bubbly kind.

  5. 5

    Celebration drink

    They opened a bottle of bubbly after signing the deal.

    • Usage

      bubbly

      informal word for sparkling wine

Forms and spellings

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Main spelling

  • bubblynounadjective

Forms

  • bubbliercomparativeadjectivenoun
  • bubbliestsuperlativeadjectivenoun