Bubbling

The act of boiling shampoo over a stove at high temperatures and inhaling the fumes.

Very new drug craze mostly contained to the east coast of the united states.

Sean: Yo G i got some head and shoulders how 'bout we boiling that sh*t up
Brian: Uhh... Bubbling?
Sean: Holy sh*t man you've never heard of bubbling?!? Come on, lemme show you

*10 minutes later*
Brian: That was great...
Sean: I...I Kn...That was great

by Jimmy Holmes September 16, 2012

bubble

1) A gas surrounded by a liquid that takes a spherical form.

2) A woman's buttocks, usually used to describe large ones.

3) A person's personal space.

1) Look Ma, I can make a bubble with this soap. Whippee!

2) Day-um! Did you see the bubble on that girl?

3) Get out of my bubble, God damnit!

by Senor Miguel April 9, 2006

bubble

1. A Toyota Previa.
2. A minivan manufactured by the Japanese carmaker Toyota.
Short form: Bub

Mom, I totaled the bubble.

by thaks April 25, 2006

The Bubble

Another name for the suburban city of Sugar Land, Texas.

Named for the fact that nothing happens there and we are a "sheltered" community. Move as soon as possible. (Kidding.)

"So, you live in Sugar Land, also known as the bubble..?"

"Yeah."

"What do you do there?"

"Nothing."

"Oh...I get it."

by If I told you, you'd already be dead March 19, 2008

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

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