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I . bab·ble [ˈbæbl̩] N

1. babble (confused speech):

2. babble of water:

II . bab·ble [ˈbæbl̩] VB intr, trans

1. babble (talk incoherently):

2. babble water:

baulk [bɔ:k, Brit also bɔ:lk] VB intr

baulk → balk:

See also balk

balk [bɔ:k, Brit also bɔ:lk] VB intr

1. balk (stop short):

2. balk (be unwilling):

II . dou·ble [ˈdʌbl̩] ADV

1. double (twice as much):

2. double (two times):

III . dou·ble [ˈdʌbl̩] N

1. double no pl (double quantity):

2. double (whisky, gin):

dvojni m

3. double (duplicate person):

dvojnik(dvojnica) m (f)

4. double CINE:

6. double (in games of dice):

par m
on [or at ] the double MIL
v teku

IV . dou·ble [ˈdʌbl̩] VB trans

V . dou·ble [ˈdʌbl̩] VB intr

1. double (increase twofold):

rou·ble [ˈru:bl̩] N

bubble over VB intr to bubble over with sth

I . bale [beɪl] N

II . bale [beɪl] VB trans

baf·fle [ˈbæfl̩] VB trans

I . am·ble [ˈæmbl̩] VB intr

II . am·ble [ˈæmbl̩] N no pl

1. amble (stroll):

2. amble (of a horse):

I . ca·ble [ˈkeɪbl̩] N

1. cable no pl NAUT:

vrv f

2. cable ELEC:

kabel m
vodnik m

3. cable no pl TV:

4. cable TELEC:

5. cable (message):

II . ca·ble [ˈkeɪbl̩] VB trans

1. cable (send telegram):

baux·ite [ˈbɔ:ksaɪt] N

sol·uble [ˈsɒljəbl̩] ADJ

1. soluble (that dissolves):

2. soluble (solvable):

vol·uble [ˈvɒljəbl̩] ADJ

1. voluble (fluent):

2. voluble pej (talkative):

audible [ˈɔ:dəbl̩] ADJ

stub·ble [ˈstʌbl̩] N no pl

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Smith's art uses iconic baubles with the effect of cheapening and attacking cultural themes.
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They're all very confused, until they realised that as they stole the baubles, they are not the rightful owners.
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Baubles and brooches designed to emulate a glamour just beyond reach.
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Her final character personality was designed to be a stereotypical blonde, a bulimic cheerleader, and not the brightest bauble on the tree.
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Luz tromped down the floating railless stairs in the gown and rubber galoshes and a feather headpiece, baubles winking on every finger and one wrist.
dailyreview.com.au
But put it all together and you'll resemble a giant walking bauble.
metro.co.uk
This was an official bauble or scepter, which had a pouch filled with air, sand, or peas attached as well.
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We usually dress up displays with some baubles to complete the desired look.
blogs.vancouversun.com
The goat is completely carved out wood and made out of sequins and baubles and sometimes bells.
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He says they have to follow her and get the baubles back.
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