overbubble

English

Etymology

From over- +‎ bubble.

Verb

overbubble (third-person singular simple present overbubbles, present participle overbubbling, simple past and past participle overbubbled)

1. To bubble over, especially with exuberance or enthusiasm.
   • 1960, John R Rice, Apples of Gold:

     My peace is divine, and it never can cloy, / And that makes my heart overbubble with joy.

   • 1969, Max Beerbohm, More Theatres, 1898-1903:

     Humour is ever Mr Pinero's strongest point, and in none of his plays does it so gaily effervesce and overbubble as in Sweet Lavender […]

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