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bubble gum::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | chewing gum, gum |
Examples of bubble gum
bubble gum
A 1952 Mickey Mantle bubble-gum baseball card sold for $3,100 in September 1980.
From the time.com
Bubble gum, for instance, has been banned for 10 years because it is too messy.
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Not only were they not real cigars, they probably weren't even real bubble gum.
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The Japanese were as mad as little boys who had been denied sticks of bubble gum.
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Most cards no longer come with bubble gum, though, for fear of damaging the cards.
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If Green Zone were an exercise in bubble-gum pop, I would have chewed happily.
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Some people grumble that the music is bubble gum or teenie-bop, but it isn't.
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He'll have a mouthful of watermelon-flavored bubble gum for the 55th straight game.
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Bubble-gum music speaks to them of their own concerns, or rather unconcerns.
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