- a filmy bubble of soapy water, specif. one blown up, as from a pipe
- something short-lived, insubstantial, or ephemeral
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soap bubble
noun
- A bubble, especially a large one, formed from soapy water.
- Something beautiful but transient or illusory.
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Noun
(plural soap bubbles)
- A very thin film of soap water that forms a sphere with an iridescent surface.
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