Foam

usgb/fəʊm/
noun

A mass of small bubbles formed on or in liquid, typically by agitation or fermentation.

The waves on the ocean break into white foam.
Visual representation of "foam" - A mass of small bubbles formed on or in liquid, typically by agitation or fermentation.

Often appears as...

  • sea foam
  • foam on beer
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Natural Occurrence

Foam often describes natural bubbles, typically seen with water or other liquids.

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The river's rapids created foam along the edges.
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By-product of Action

Foam can occur because of an action like shaking a liquid.

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He shook the soda bottle, and foam erupted when opened.
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Visual Description

Foam is a visual term often used to describe a white bubbly appearance.

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A layer of foam coated the top of the hot latte.
Visual representation of the word "Foam"

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