Bleb

/blɛb/

noun

A bleb is a small fluid-filled blister or bubble that can form in various parts of the body, including the skin or inside tissues.

The doctor examined the bleb on the patient's skin to determine its cause.

Neutral

Fluid-filled, tissue, blister

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Pro Tip 1/3

In medical settings, 'bleb' is often used to describe a specific type of blister that requires proper assessment and treatment.

A doctor may say, 'This bleb should be monitored for changes.'

Pro Tip 2/3

Sometimes, 'bleb' can imply a negative condition that requires treatment or attention, especially in skin or health contexts.

You might hear, 'That bleb needs to be treated immediately.'

Pro Tip 3/3

In casual conversation, people might jokingly refer to bumps or bulges as 'blebs' to create a humorous effect.

'Look at that big bleb on the cake!'

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