frothy in Irish
frothy in Irish is sobalach — frothy means covered in or full of small bubbles; foamy.
frothy in Irish
sobalach
Foamy or churned to the point of becoming infused with bubbles.
What does "frothy" mean?
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adjective Covered in or full of small bubbles; foamy.
"The barista topped the latte with a frothy layer of milk."
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adjective Lightweight or shallow; lacking real substance.
"The film was fun but frothy, with no depth to the plot."
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adjective Describing an investment market that is overheated and risky.
"Analysts warned the housing market looked frothy."
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frothy in a sentence
- The barista topped the latte with a frothy layer of milk.
- The film was fun but frothy, with no depth to the plot.
- Analysts warned the housing market looked frothy.
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What is "frothy" in Irish?
"frothy" in Irish is sobalach. frothy means: Covered in or full of small bubbles; foamy.
How do you use "frothy" in a sentence?
Example: "The barista topped the latte with a frothy layer of milk." In Irish, "frothy" is sobalach.
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