Wiktionary
vb. (en-pastbubble over)
Usage examples of "bubbled over".
The water bubbled over her buttocks, fizzed between their bodies, and teased her feminine core.
The women slept with the sheets of silkworm eggs pressed against their bare flesh, in order to hasten the hatching process through body heat, and the old ones tossed handfuls of rice into pots that bubbled over charcoal fires.
The Matabele gorged on fat eland meat, grilling the tripes over the coals, threading garlands of liver and fat and succulent heart onto wet white mimosa twigs from which they had peeled the bark, so that the melting fat sizzled and bubbled over the layers of meat.
A kettle bubbled over the charcoal, and a white girl waited inside to pour hot tea as the two men sat on folding chairs.
Dribbles of water bubbled over the ice, over his face, matting his hair and soaking his Keltish uniform.
Her joy bubbled over, she felt a warmth toward him, and as she had done many times to another man she remembered only vaguely, the little girl put her arms around the crippled man's neck, pulled his head down to her, and rested her cheek against his.
But with Melanie, he bubbled over with talk and brought from his pocket everything from fishing worms to old strings to show her.