v. bub·bled, bub·bling, bub·bles
v.intr.
1. To form or give off bubbles.
2. To move or flow with a gurgling sound: a brook bubbling along its course.
3. To rise to or as if to the surface; emerge: "Since then, the revolution has bubbled up again in many forms" (Jonathan Schell).
4. To display irrepressible activity or emotion: bubbling over with excitement.
That's from The Free Dictionary website. Then a quick Google Image Search of the term gives you these results:
| Bubbles. As you know it. |
Then a Mormon guy invented the term bubbling. Here's what he said:
"Being mormon, I can't look at porn or nudity. So I have to get creative. That's why I invented "bubbling"


