bubble

A 1990-1995 Chevrolet Caprice having the rounded body style. May be a tricked out Hi-Riser. Bubbles were preceded by the more desirable 1997-1990 box.

That flaming bubble on Le Brons is one outrageous sled.

by Squareback June 1, 2006

The Bubble

The sheltered area of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. A well-off community that resents it's boring atmosphere. Although all residents are extremely lucky to live in such a prime location, many of the youth claim to hate living there. Used as a noun in place of Bloomfield Hills when one wishes to say how horrible their life is there.

"Thank god my mom is taking me out of The Bubble for spring break. I don't think I could handle another boring night."

by bloomfieldbubbler January 2, 2012

The Bubbles

The best. AKA The shit.
Used in the same way one would use "the shit". Remember that including "the" is key to this phrase.

"This restaurant is the bubbles!"
"Man, his house will be the bubbles once it gets fixed up!"

by HayyItsRay August 19, 2009

bubbles

a drug from scotland mostly, consisting of plant feeder and other unknown substances. popular with teenagers, on average, £5 a pop. also known as, m-kats, meows, etc.

'here, you getting on it tonight?'

'aye, i'll phone gav for the bubbles.'

by abbbbz December 28, 2009

Bubbles

Bubbles: Professional dancer, otherwise known as a stripper.

Bubbles, are you gonna give me my change, or are you gonna dance that shit off?

by Skatrife December 1, 2009

bubble

The last person before the money in a poker tournament

Everytime Mark plays hes always out on the bubble.

by PokerVixen December 28, 2005

Bubbling

Difficult to define but very simple to identify when heard, bubbling is a style of rhythm guitar playing where the index finger is used to bar two or more strings on one fret while the remaining fingers are used to play other notes, usually in a triplet-like form, to enhance the chord. The thumb is sometimes used over the top of the neck to play a bass note. Bubbling is a style essentially invented and beat to shit by Jimi Hendrix, but can be heard in the work of Tom Johnston of the Doobie Brothers, Warren Haynes of the Allman Bros. and Govt. Mule, John Mayer, and many other players. Bubbling is a type of playing that bridges the gap between rhythm and lead.

Hendrix's bubbling on Little Wing is sick!

by The Clamguy December 5, 2010