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bubbler
[buhb-ler]
bubbler
/ ˈʌə /
noun
a drinking fountain in which the water is forced in a stream from a small vertical nozzle
chem any device for bubbling gas through a liquid
Example Sentences
Among them is the bubbler crafted from handblown borosilicate glass and sustainably grown black walnut wood.
He could have just installed a bubbler to keep his stored water aerated, but he figured, why not make it interesting?
The water is aerated with a bubbler so the algae rotates, allowing each plant time at the top of the tank to soak in the sun.
With a vast array of styles available, ranging from classical tiered models to modern bubbler fountains, study all the options and keep an open mind when shopping.
He said that in the Dairy State a drinking fountain is known as a “bubbler.”
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When To Use
Bubbler is a regional term for what’s more commonly called a drinking fountain or a water fountain—a device that ejects a fountainlike stream of water that can be drunk from without a cup.The word bubbler is typically only used this way in a few areas of the U.S., including Wisconsin and parts of New England.Bubbler is also used in other contexts to refer to a device that sends gas bubbles through a liquid. Such equipment may be used in chemistry experiments, for example. They’re sometimes called gas bubblers. An irrigation bubbler is a device used to water the soil around tree roots, typically as part of an irrigation system in an orchard.Example: The line to get a drink from the bubbler at the Sox game was wicked long.
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