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foam

noun as in bubbles formed from a liquid

verb as in become bubbly

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The devices shoot a hunk of harm foam roughly the size of a small soda can at more than 200 mph.

Materials such as foam, latex, fiberglass and a variety of metals and plastics have gone into their colorful creations.

UCLA, which has a significant weapons inventory compared to other campuses — among it 39,500 rifle rounds and ammo — made relatively few requests, including four new pepper-ball launchers and 100 sponge foam rounds.

If that doesn't seem enough there's a special cocktail, the Transatlantic Whisky Sour, which blends Johnnie Walker with the bright citrus of marmalade, with pecan foam and a toasted marshmallow on a biscuit.

From BBC

Because I know from experience that some of you are frothing, foaming and itching to reach out and tell me that illegal means illegal.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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