Definition of soap bubble
: a hollow iridescent globe formed by blowing a film of soapsuds (as from a pipe)
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Powerful fans blow tiny soap bubbles into the audience by the thousands.
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The cars are coming back up, slow like soap bubbles.
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To honor and recognize children who have been taken from their parents, people blew soap bubbles, which floated away on the breeze.
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Gravity-defying lightness struts its wondrous stuff in her abstract yet suggestively biomorphic pictures of suns (or sunflowers), planets (or soap bubbles), flora (or fauna), figures (or doodles), butterflies (or X-marks-the-spot gestures).
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Young children can help you sort laundry, wash dishes (because playing with soap bubbles is FUN!), and even assist with meal preparation.
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Others, like Julia Manhire, stepped a little closer and giggled as Askew smiled, then enclosed her from head to shoulder inside a soap bubble.
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For more info: PASSAGE: TBD SCIENCE: Bubbles There is something magical about soap bubbles - floating, fleeting, iridescent orbs that defy gravity, and whose beauty masks their complexity.
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Shen and his team found a very complex set of fluid dynamics that govern how the soap bubbles form, evolve and eventually pop.
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