bubble

Literally: To drink champagne
Figuratively: To live lavishly.

How do I bubble if I don't get out and hustle?

by Big Scoob April 20, 2004

Bubble

To come up selling dope.
Make it big, make lots of money.

I've been slanging weight lookin for a comeup when i bubbled.

by yanar October 26, 2004

Bubbles

- Bubbles from Powerpuff Girls!
- Super cute and energetic but somewhat weird when it comes to her vocab usage
- Likes takis, cake, and ice cream
- Very honest and dislikes lying unless necessary

- An intelligent 4-year-old

i am so sad today and I have a bag of takis that I can't finish. I wish I had Bubbles!

by Pseudonymid March 10, 2018

Bubble

1. A (usually temporary) state of existance, in which what you see, touch, hear, feel, and smell are under close control either by those around you or a system in place of such. The term Bubbled is used to describe when a electronic device or person is remotely under surveilence.

Example 1: The United States' President is in a constant bubble because he always has advisors and security surrounding him. To get away from them would mean to leave the bubble.

Example 2:
Jill : Aren't you worried about leaving the kids home alone?
Jim: No, the house is bubbled.

by zBondz April 22, 2011

Bubbles

A word used instead of “I love you too” when that phrase isn’t enough. It conveys all the things your partner knows you feel without having to say them.

Girl: Happy anniversary! I love you!
Boy: Bubbles.

by Chronically Lazy Individual June 22, 2018

Bubble

Pee; To Urinate

Gilbert pull over the damn car, I need to bubble really bad!

by Dmitri A. B December 23, 2010

bubble

1.Short for bubble and squeak. Bubble is made from leftover boiled potato and greens, typically cabbage, fried together. Often offered as part of a British "fry up" or breakfast.

Hence 2. British rhyming slang Bubble = Greek. Often used in a derogatory way

So this bubble come in the caff an' arsts for breakfast, no beans, no bubble. Farking cahnt!

by Sir Henry October 5, 2005