bubble off

After a while, both the champagne and the conversation began to bubble off.

"He's been about half a bubble off plumb for years."

After several moments, he managed to pull the black bubble off the creature's head.

I attempt to wash the bubbles off with the shower tap.

It gives an extra thing that bubbles off, and what comes out of

I'd bounced soap bubbles off my fingertips that had more substance.

For a long moment, licking chlorinated bubbles off her lips, she said nothing.

Yossarian sipped the bubbles off the top and tilted his head back.

But some of the hysteria hints at people who are, well, a few bubbles off plumb.

But the average person, Dar knew, was only half a bubble off moron-center.

I could feel the anger bubbling off her.

But now life got in on the act, bubbling off oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis.

"Relax; let the irrelevancies bubble off," Bedside said from somewhere outside.

And this time it could be her skin bubbling off, to expose the grinning skull beneath.

This time the cry bubbled off into a cry of passion.

They were leading him to a small bubble off to the side with the word storeroom written in Groacicurlicues above the door.

It's breaking down the sand, combining it with oxygen from the water, and bubbling off free hydrogen.

The hydrogen chloride gas bubbles off and is discarded.

'Hello,' she said brushing the bubbles off her arm.

It's a little nutty, half a bubble off plumb, as they say, but each piece conveys its own energy.

My thoughts churned, but they didn't bubble off.

If you were to open it to a vacuum (even lower pressure), even more CO2 would bubble off.

Jane knew immediately that she was seeing history bubble off the screen, an odd and intense kind of history.

She would like to learn to breathe earth air so she can take her bubble off, and she doesn't really get hats.

A stream bubbled off to their left.