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Definition of the adjective Abubble
What does Abubble mean as an attribute of a noun?
adjective
- See Bubbling.
- In a state of excitement.
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A History of Financial Crises (2014)
A History of Financial CrisesDreams and Follies of Expectations by Cihan Bilginsoy
According to Shiller,abubble is an outcomeof individual, social, and cultural dynamics, which amplify and transforman initial deviation from the intrinsic price. Sustained over-or undervaluation ofan asset is the consequence ofthe combination ...
Encyclopedia of Death and Dying (2003)
by Glennys Howarth, Oliver Leaman
abubble«. economyin the early1990s andis approximately two timeshigher than thatforwomen. Accidents are the leading cause of deaths for Japanese between 1to 24 years of age. Accidents that occur in the bathroom, such as drownings, are ...
Dictionary of Jargon (Routledge Revivals) (2013)
by Jonathon Green
abubble of rigid, transparent plastic attached toa product package and which is usedto hold and protect some form of ...
Dictionary of Construction Terms (2014)
by Simon Tolson
Blowhole, superficial void Abubble of air trapped on the surface of concrete, not driven outduring vibration. The Blue Book (1) See Tree Preservation Orders:A Guide to the Law and Good Practice (2000). (2) The National Agreement for the ...
The Newest Young Man's Companion, Containing, a Compendious English Grammar ... Arithmetic and Mensuration ... A Compendium of Geography ... The Art of Painting in Oil ... and an English Spelling Dictionary ... The Second Edition, Revised and Corrected (1755)
by Thomas Wise (Accountant)
a day, a race, a [Belly A point, abubble, froth ...
Routledge Dictionary of Economics (2003)
by Donald Rutherford
Unless there is an infinite number oftraders, abubble is irrational in nature. Blanchard, O.J. and Watson, M.W. (1982)aBubbles, rational expectations and financial markets«, in P. Wachtel (ed.) Crises in the Economic and Financial Structure, ...
A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, ... To which is Prefixed, a Prosodial Grammar. By Thomas Sheridan .. The Sixth Edition (1796)
Agull; a put;abubble. | English, ing' gli/h. a. Belonging to England. To Englut, in- glüt'. v. a. To fwallow up ; to glut ; to pamper. To Engorge, in-gå'je. v. a. To swak low ; to devour ; to gorge. To Engorge, in-gå'rje. v. n. To de vour ; to feed with ...
Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink (2014)
by John F. Mariani
A candy coated gum named Chiclet was thecreation of HenryFleer, whose brother Frank made thefirst “bubble gum,” in 1906, which could be blown into abubble—though not until 1928did an accountant named WalterDiemer come up ...
A Dictionary, Hindūstānī and English, and English and Hindūstānī (1849)
The Latter Being Entirely New by John Shakespear
Abubble. r1. balbalénfi, v. n. 1. To ferment (as, sour milk, 2. To be inflamed with lust. 3. To 1] bilbildnd, v. 11. To be restless, to be tormented with pain, to complain curds, &c.). make a noise (a camel) from lust. from pain or ...
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Abubble Meaning
Video shows what abubble means. In a state of excitement, agitated activity, or motion.. Bubbling.. Abubble Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio ...
Scrabble value of A1B3U1B3B3L1E1
The value of this 7-letter word is 13 points. It is included in the first and second editions of the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary.
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