- a kind of chewing gum for blowing large bubbles
- a kind of rock music with simple lyrics and melodies that is directed at teenage and younger audiences and variously regarded as insipid, unimaginative, unsophisticated, etc.also written bub′ble·gum·
bubble gum
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Sentence Examples
- Beach Belle Sweet Thing Halter Skirtini: In all black but with a pretty bubble-gum pink tie under the bust, adding a touch of flirt.
- The second band, called Jaded, released their self-titled album in 1998, which featured mostly bubble-gum pop songs.
- More surprising, though, is the fact that wholesome bubble-gum pop star, Mandy Moore has a tattoo.
WORDS NEAR bubble gum IN THE DICTIONARY
- bubble gum
- bubble-gums
- bubble-head
- bubble-heads