How Do You Spell BOBBLE?

Pronunciation: [bˈɒbə͡l] (IPA)

The word "bobble" is spelled with two syllables and pronounced as "bɑbəl" in IPA phonetic transcription. The first syllable is pronounced with an open back rounded vowel sound, while the second syllable is pronounced with a short schwa vowel sound. The double 'b' and 'l' in the spelling indicate a repeated closing and opening of the lips while pronouncing the word. The word "bobble" commonly refers to a small ball or ornamental decoration that moves irregularly back and forth.

BOBBLE Meaning and Definition

  1. Bobble is a verb that can denote two distinct meanings. The first definition of bobble refers to a repeated, uncontrolled movement or motion of an object, typically due to clumsiness or instability. It suggests a lack of precision or control in handling something. For instance, if a person fumbles or drops a ball due to a sudden jerk or an unsteady grip, it can be referred to as a bobble. This usage applies to any object that can be accidentally mishandled or fumbled with, such as a key, a cup, or even one's own actions, like bobbling an attempt at juggling.

    The second definition of bobble pertains to a decorative embellishment or attachment often seen on clothing or accessories, such as hats or scarves. It typically refers to a round or spherical object, often made of fabric or wool, that is attached to an item for aesthetic purposes. Bobbles can serve various purposes, including serving as a decoration, adding texture, or providing functionality, such as on the top of a winter hat to add warmth. This definition highlights the decorative and ornamental aspect of bobble, where it is used to enhance the visual appeal or functionality of an item.

Common Misspellings for BOBBLE

Etymology of BOBBLE

The word "bobble" has a somewhat uncertain etymology, but it is believed to have originated from the Middle English word "bobben", which meant "to move up and down quickly" or "to dance". This Middle English word likely evolved from the Old English word "bobettan", which had a similar meaning. Over time, the word "bobble" began to be used to describe the act of jerking or nodding the head, and eventually, it came to refer to any kind of uncontrolled or erratic movement or jolt. Today, the term "bobble" is often used to describe a small, repeated movement or a mistake or error.

Similar spelling words for BOBBLE

Plural form of BOBBLE is BOBBLES

Conjugate verb Bobble

CONDITIONAL

I would bobble
you would bobble
he/she/it would bobble
we would bobble
they would bobble

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be bobbling
you would be bobbling
he/she/it would be bobbling
we would be bobbling
they would be bobbling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have bobble
you would have bobble
he/she/it would have bobble
we would have bobble
they would have bobble

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been bobbling
you would have been bobbling
he/she/it would have been bobbling
we would have been bobbling
they would have been bobbling

FUTURE

I will bobble
you will bobble
he/she/it will bobble
we will bobble
they will bobble

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be bobbling
you will be bobbling
he/she/it will be bobbling
we will be bobbling
they will be bobbling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have bobbled
you will have bobbled
he/she/it will have bobbled
we will have bobbled
they will have bobbled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been bobbling
you will have been bobbling
he/she/it will have been bobbling
we will have been bobbling
they will have been bobbling

IMPERATIVE

you bobble
we let´s bobble

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to bobble

PAST

I bobbled
you bobbled
he/she/it bobbled
we bobbled
they bobbled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was bobbling
you were bobbling
he/she/it was bobbling
we were bobbling
they were bobbling

PAST PARTICIPLE

bobbled

PAST PERFECT

I had bobbled
you had bobbled
he/she/it had bobbled
we had bobbled
they had bobbled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been bobbling
you had been bobbling
he/she/it had been bobbling
we had been bobbling
they had been bobbling

PRESENT

I bobble
you bobble
he/she/it bobbles
we bobble
they bobble

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am bobbling
you are bobbling
he/she/it is bobbling
we are bobbling
they are bobbling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

bobbling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have bobbled
you have bobbled
he/she/it has bobbled
we have bobbled
they have bobbled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been bobbling
you have been bobbling
he/she/it has been bobbling
we have been bobbling
they have been bobbling
I would have bobbled
we would have bobbled
you would have bobbled
he/she/it would have bobbled
they would have bobbled

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