bubbled in

Living in a bubble. Not able to communicate with the outside worlds. Living a world of your own.

No way of getting to him, he's bubbled in.

by whuebl April 8, 2007

Bubbles in Lackawanna

a noun that is used to compare someone who expresses an inarticulate or stupid act

*standing in line at the grocery store and the casier messes up the change*--"you're dumber than bubbles in lackawanna"--

by k_redball June 21, 2009

Bubbles in my dome

The memories that surface or "bubble up" the morning after a blackout.

I woke up this morning and had bubbles in my dome ... I can't believe I did that.

Please tell me that the bubbles in my dome are wrong.

by Edoc85 October 25, 2010

Not the Brightest Bubble in the Bubble Patch

A phrase explaining that someone's not the smartest person in the world in a manner that's only slightly degrading.

We'll she's definitely not the brightest bubble in the bubble patch

by Individualite August 6, 2010

spunk bubble in shit dust

a derogatory term for the remnants found after a good go up the wrong 'un, (think the greenhouse scene in scum)

"JESUS CHRIST" cried Barry woefully, releasing last nights spunk bubble in shit dust

Mary only realized her son was a gay when in the course of changing his sheets, she revealed an arse droplet of spunk bubble in shit dust

by geoff peas November 9, 2007

bubble me in

To use this phrase you must be rather confused, not quite part of a conversation, and perhaps stood away from a group of people but listening to their conversation. If you are stood amongst people, but not listening to what they say very closely, you may ask them to 'bubble' you 'in' meaning you would like them to tell you what they're talking about and to involve you in the conversation too.

Hey Jackson, I didn't quite hear that I was stood by the bar! can you 'bubble me in'?

by maybenotevenhuman November 10, 2016

brobblue gum bubble gum in a dish

A term used for your friend, most often one that you see the most but isn't your best friend. In this case, it can be shortened to brobble. Below brotato, bro, etc. Can also be used to tell someone that what they said is corny in a casual and non-formal way.

Example 1:

Friend 1: "Yo, wsg?"

Friend 2: "Sup, my brobble."

Example 2:

Friend 1: "Yo, sup my skibidi toliets?"

Friend 2: "Brobblue gum bubble gum in a dish."

Friend: "Mb gng, stuck in 2022.'

by AgarosisSecretlygay September 5, 2025