popple
- noun
- /ˈpɑːpəl/
- Archaic
- She listened to the soft popple of bubbles rising in her glass of soda.
Examples
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The popple of the stream was soothing as we sat by the riverbank.
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A gentle popple came from the kettle as the water began to warm on the stove.
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I heard a soft popple from the stream.
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The gentle popple of the water was soothing.
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As we sat on the porch, the gentle popple of the stream created a peaceful atmosphere.
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The soft popple from the boiling water signaled that it was ready for tea.
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I enjoyed the popple of the tiny waves lapping against the shore at sunset.
Synonyms
A bubbling sound like water moving in a bottle
The soft hissing sound made by bubbles in a drink
A soft bubbling sound made by a liquid or air bubble
How Bubbling
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Popple probably comes from the short sound pop, a sound word that copies little bangs and bubbles, so a popple is a light bubbling or popping sound.