hubble-bubble
- noun
- /ˈhʌbəlˌhʌbəl/
- Archaic
- He purchased a traditional hubble-bubble from the market during his travels in the Middle East.
Examples
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They enjoyed smoking a hubble-bubble together.
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After dinner, they gathered around the hubble-bubble to enjoy flavored tobacco and conversation.
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The café offered customers a chance to try a hubble-bubble with various fruit flavors.
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The hubble-bubble was filled with flavored tobacco.
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During the summer evenings, we often gathered around the hubble-bubble to enjoy flavored tobacco and share stories.
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At the café, the hubble-bubble was popular among customers looking for a relaxing smoking experience.
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He filled the hubble-bubble with sweet fruit-flavored tobacco before lighting it for their gathering.
Synonyms
A long pipe that cools smoke in water for people to breathe in
A water pipe for smoking tobacco that cools smoke through water
A smoking device where smoke passes through water before you breathe it in
A pipe with a long tube that cools tobacco smoke through water
A water pipe used to smoke flavored tobacco through water
A long pipe for smoking tobacco where smoke passes through water before you inhale
A pipe for smoking flavored tobacco through water with a long tube
A long pipe with a water bowl that people use to smoke tobacco
A long water pipe for cooling tobacco smoke before you breathe it in
A water pipe you smoke from that cools the smoke through water
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hubble-bubble is a playful English name for the water pipe also called a hookah; the word copies the 'bubbling' sound the smoke makes as it passes through the water, just like the common word bubble. So, to remember hubble-bubble, think of the soft 'hubble' or 'bubble' noise the pipe makes when people smoke together.