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单词 bubblegum
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bubblegumn.adj.

Brit. /ˈbʌblɡʌm/, U.S. /ˈbəblˌɡəm/
Origin: Formed within English, by compounding. Etymons: bubble n., gum n.2
Etymology: < bubble n. + gum n.2
A. n.
1. Chewing gum which can be blown into bubbles, while held between the lips.Bubblegum is typically pink in colour, with a strong berry flavour.
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the world > food and drink > food > dishes and prepared food > confections or sweetmeats > sweets > [noun] > a sweet > chewing- or bubble-gum
gum1842
chewing-gum1850
gum ball1855
Tutti Frutti1885
chicle1889
bubblegum1911
spearmint1920
chewy1921
chutty1941
chuggy1994
spoggy1999
1911 Wichita Daily Times (Wichita Falls, Texas) 7 Nov. 7/2 Citizens..are up in arms against a swindler who visited their city some days ago and sold them ‘bubble gum’... Instead of making bubbles it made their mouths sore.
1924 Cook County Herald (Illinois) 19 Dec. Stop chewing bubble gum.
1958 P. Mortimer Daddy's gone a-Hunting i. 7 The steady, pungent smell of bubble gum.
1983 Tucker's Luck Ann. 1984 16/3 Stuff three packets of bubble-gum in your mouth at the same time..and blow the biggest bubble you can!
2010 Independent 26 Sept. 48/4 It's [sc. wheat beer] light hopped to bring out the fruity flavours of wheat—spot cloves, banana, even Juicy Fruit bubble gum.
2. Bubblegum music. See sense B. 1.
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society > leisure > the arts > music > type of music > pop music > [noun] > other pop music
a cappella1905
soundclash1925
marabi1933
doo-wop1958
filk1959
folk-rock1963
Liverpool sound1963
Mersey beat1963
Mersey sound1963
surf music1963
malombo1964
mbaqanga1964
easy listening1965
disco music1966
Motown1966
boogaloo1967
power pop1967
psychedelia1967
yé-yé1967
agitpop1968
bubblegum1968
Tamla Motown1968
Tex-Mex1968
downtempo1969
taarab1969
thrash1969
world music1969
funk1970
MOR1970
tropicalism1970
Afrobeat1971
electro-pop1971
post-rock1971
techno-pop1971
Tropicalia1971
tropicalismo1971
disco1972
Krautrock1972
schlager1973
Afropop1974
punk funk1974
disco funk1975
Europop1976
mgqashiyo1976
P-funk1976
funkadelia1977
karaoke music1977
alternative music1978
hardcore1978
psychobilly1978
punkabilly1978
R&B1978
cowpunk1979
dangdut1979
hip-hop1979
Northern Soul1979
rap1979
rapping1979
jit1980
trance1980
benga1981
New Romanticism1981
post-punk1981
rap music1981
scratch1982
scratch-music1982
synth-pop1982
electro1983
garage1983
Latin1983
Philly1983
New Age1984
New Age music1985
ambient1986
Britpop1986
gangster rap1986
house1986
house music1986
mbalax1986
rai1986
trot1986
zouk1986
bhangra1987
garage1987
hip-house1987
new school1987
old school1987
thrashcore1987
acid1988
acid house1988
acid jazz1988
ambience1988
Cantopop1988
dance1988
deep house1988
industrial1988
swingbeat1988
techno1988
dream pop1989
gangsta rap1989
multiculti1989
new jack swing1989
noise-pop1989
rave1989
Tejano1989
breakbeat1990
chill-out music1990
indie1990
new jack1990
new jill swing1990
noisecore1990
baggy1991
drum and bass1991
gangsta1991
handbag house1991
hip-pop1991
loungecore1991
psychedelic trance1991
shoegazing1991
slowcore1991
techno-house1991
gabba1992
jungle1992
sadcore1992
UK garage1992
darkcore1993
dark side1993
electronica1993
G-funk1993
sampladelia1994
trip hop1994
break1996
psy-trance1996
nu skool1997
folktronica1999
dubstep2002
Bongo Flava2003
grime2003
Bongo2004
singeli2015
1968 Chicago Tribune 27 July i. 14/1 They call it ‘bubblegum rock’ and insist they don't really like to play it. But the Lemon Pipers at their concert last night at Ravinia had far more bubblegum than anything else.
1971 Melody Maker 9 Oct. 11/7 I suppose one could say that bubblegum was outrageous, I mean there's nothing more outrageous than ‘Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep’.
1985 J. Makower Boom! 73/3 Bubblegum is a light, simple-minded style aimed at the sub-teen market.
2003 N.Y. Mag. 14 July 91/1 We're a mixture of all sorts of things throughout rock history, like glam, bubblegum, and New Wave.
B. adj.
1. Designating something (esp. popular music) that is bland, safe, or designed to appeal esp. to children and young teenagers, as bubblegum music, bubblegum pop, etc.
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1951 N.Y. Times 16 Aug. 23/2 Miss Grable..[is] a charter member of the bubble gum school of acting and her vehicles are usually standard excuses for stringing together some vaudeville specialties.
1968 Variety 12 June 50/2 1The widely touted ‘bubble-gum music’ approach can now be understood as an appeal to a teenager's lowest common denominator.
1989 Young Americans Autumn 4/2 I'm still getting bubble-gum scripts.
1996 Independent 31 Jan. 12/8 They expected a bubblegum speech; what they got was a nicotine hit and a blast of Siberian air.
2010 S. Fry Fry Chrons. 285 It is possible to be a fan of reality TV, talent shows and bubblegum pop and still have a brain.
2. Designating a colour characteristic of bubblegum, typically a bright shade of pink; of such a colour, esp. bright pink.
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the world > matter > colour > named colours > red or redness > [adjective] > pale red or pink > bright pink
poppy pink1894
shocking pink1938
bubblegum1967
1967 Daily Inter Lake (Kalispell, Montana) 16 Apr. 10/4 Hand Blocked Print Fun Top sweatshirts..candy colors: bubble gum blue, candy pink, corn yellow, and peach parfait.
1968 Des Moines (Iowa) Reg. 27 July 9/3 Wide bubble gum pink stripes, alternated with stripes of peppermint-stick red.
1979 Syracuse (New York) Post Standard 18 June (Family Living section) 17/5 Willi Wear's bubble gum pants and blouse and gum drop bloomer shorts with juicy fruit halter and rock n' roll jacket are great togs for..playing volleyball.
1994 P. Baker Blood Posse xxxii. 375 She was dressed in a tight bubblegum dress and had a short Afro and a sensual face.
2012 Independent 17 Mar. 15/1 The harlequin checked zip-up tops, in contrasting raspberry and bubblegum pink.

Compounds

bubblegum card n. chiefly U.S. a collectable trading card found in a packet of bubblegum; cf. trading card n. (b) at trading n. Compounds 3, baseball card n. at baseball n. Compounds 2.The sense in quot. 1935 is uncertain; it may refer simply to a packet of bubblegum.
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1935 Fitchburg (Mass.) Sentinel 1 Nov. 16/1 (advt.) Free to every child attending Saturday—double bubble gum card.
1939 Chicago Tribune 31 July 10/5 A few years back I used to collect bubble gum cards with baseball players' pictures.
2008 Free Press (Kinston, N. Carolina) 21 Oct. a4/2 Pro football is the only sport whose bubblegum cards show a player's picture on the front and his fingerprints on the back.

Derivatives

ˈbubblegummy adj. resembling or suggestive of bubblegum, esp. in colour or taste; (also) characteristic of bubblegum music.
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1972 N.Y. Times 19 Nov. 30 d/5 Four songs by a sort of bubblegummy Greek chorus that comments on the hero and his plight.
1994 Campus Canada Mar. 22/2 With their minimalist instrumentation and wonderfully bubble-gummy melodies, these women constitute one of Canada's only cuddle-core bands.
1997 Wine Mar. 75/2 Robert felt the wine became surprisingly ‘bubble-gummy’ when matched with the fish.
2015 Guardian (Nexis) 14 Feb. In the US in the 1970s, it was found that prisoners were quieter in cells painted a bubblegummy shade called Baker-Miller Pink.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, March 2018; most recently modified version published online December 2021).
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