Sudsing: meaning, definitions and examples

Often used when describing the soapiness created during washing, especially with soap or detergent.

• She was sudsing up the dishes in the kitchen sink
• The laundry machine is sudsing up a lot

Commonly used to describe a thick layer of bubbles or froth, often seen in foamy drinks, at the beach, or in cleaning products.

• The bartender served a foaming beer
• The ocean waves were foaming as they crashed against the shore

Primarily used in the context of applying or generating a rich layer of foam, usually shampoo, soap, or shaving cream.

• He was lathering his face with shaving cream
• The shampoo lathered up nicely in her hair

Used for any liquid that forms bubbles, not limited to soap. It can describe boiling water, carbonated drinks, or excitement.

• The water was bubbling in the pot
• She felt her excitement bubbling up inside her