Bubbly: meaning, definitions and examples

Describing a person with a very cheerful and energetic personality

• She always has a bubbly attitude that brightens up the room.

Used to describe someone who is bubbly and enthusiastic, often with a lively sparkle in their personality

• Her effervescent charm made her the life of the party.

Describes someone or something full of energy, spirit, or action

• The concert was very lively and energetic.

Refers to showing intense and eager enjoyment or interest

• He is very enthusiastic about his new project.

Typically describes a woman who is attractively lively and animated

• Her vivacious personality makes her very popular at social gatherings.

Describing someone who is energetic and full of life, often physically active; can also refer to an object that rebounds easily

• The kids were bouncy after eating all that sugar.

Commonly used to describe a happy and lively personality or sparkling wine.

• She has such a bubbly personality; she makes everyone around her smile.
• Let's toast with some bubbly!

Commonly used to describe drinks that produce bubbles, especially soda or soft drinks.

• The kids love fizzy drinks at birthday parties.
• This lemonade is so fizzy and refreshing.

Often used to describe drinks with bubbles, especially water or wine; can also describe something that shines or glitters.

• I'll have sparkling water, please.
• Her eyes were sparkling with excitement.

Often used to describe someone or something that has high energy or excitement; can be used for liquids that fizz.

• Her effervescent charm won over the jury.
• The effervescent tablets dissolve quickly in water.

Typically used to describe drinks that have been infused with carbon dioxide gas for bubbles, often used in technical or scientific contexts.

• Carbonated beverages can sometimes cause bloating.
• This carbonated water has no sugar added.