bubbler
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- noun
- /ˈbʌb.lɚ/
- Specialized
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- It was completely round with a round holy water fount that was the size of a jacuzzi and had a bubbler in the middle, so it seemed like a holy well out of Ireland.
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- It is then fed into what is called we, we're calling the bubbler.
Examples
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The scientist turned on the bubbler in the aquarium to oxygenate the water for the fish.
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I used to have a small fish tank with just one bubbler and one filter that I sometimes forgot to clean.
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I kind of shook the bucket a little bit too much, but the bubbler is just bubbling away and that's all it needs to do.
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In an ATU, the bubbler keeps the water agitated, so solids cannot settle out, and floating materials stay mixed.
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It takes aphids off, leaves, dirt and hopefully this week I'll be able to build my greens bubbler, which is the last piece in my post harvest station here.
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After setting up the new tank, I added a bubbler to ensure all the bubbles were evenly distributed.
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In our lab, we use a bubbler to create a constant flow of air through the liquid for our experiments.
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Etymology
Bubbler comes from the word bubble and the ending -er, so it means 'a thing that makes bubbles'. In labs and aquariums a bubbler is a small tool that pushes air through liquid to make many little bubbles, which is why the name fits.