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bubble-pink

bubble-pink adjective: light pink.

Adjective

bubble-pink (not comparable)

  1. Light pink.
    • The antechamber to the screening room is a bubble-pink gallery, compatible with Jeff Burton’s candylike C-prints that will hang there.2001 July 13, Ellen Berkovitch, “Unfurling ‘Beau Monde’”, in The Santa Fe New Mexican, page 66
    • “You look bored,” she said, with an overplayed moue on her bubble-pink lips.2013, Steven Brust, Skyler White, The Incrementalists, New York, N.Y.: Tor Books, →ISBN
    Synonyms:
    bubblegum-pink

Synonyms of bubble-pink

  • bubblegum-pink

Forms of bubble-pink

alternative formbubble pink

Questions about bubble-pink

What does bubble-pink mean?
Bubble-pink means light pink.
What part of speech is bubble-pink?
Bubble-pink is an adjective.

Words near bubble-pink in the dictionary

  1. bubble-gums
  2. bubble-guts
  3. bubble-head
  4. bubble-headed
  5. bubble-heads
  6. bubble-pink
  7. bubble-up
  8. bubble-ups
  9. bubble-wrap
  10. bubble-wrapped
  11. bubble-wrapping

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