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- noun Plural form of
bubblehead .
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Examples
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Daulerio's word is "bubbleheads" - who thought Tiger would love them forever and who are now clinging to his reflected fame (to be fair, the reflected-fame part may be true).
Jezebel 2009
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I distinctly recall bubbleheads clamoring over Bill Clinton and Al Gore due to their supposed good looks back in the 1990's.
JammieWearingFool 2008
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I mean, if you read a letter that was written by a businessman today to George Bush that had these kind of -- this kind of language -- you know, he was calling presidents "bubbleheads," basically, and "cowardly" and "spineless," and "You've got to leave the Philippines alone."
Carnegie 2002
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A story in Bloomberg last week quoted Fridson saying that the "bubbleheads" weren't looking at the current state of the bond market but basing their views on a pessimistic outlook for the economy.
Forbes.com: News 2010
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A story in Bloomberg last week quoted Fridson saying that the "bubbleheads" weren't looking at the current state of the bond market but basing their views on a pessimistic outlook for the economy.
Forbes.com: News 2010
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I will not insult women or submariners by making the obvious references to "bubbleheads" or
Latest Articles Treehugger.com 2009
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The most confounding celebrities of the century -- my all time favorite bubbleheads -- the Kardashians -- who, by the way, were made supreme fun of the other day:
Melissa Terzis: Missoni at Target: Sets off Worldwide Melee Melissa Terzis 2011
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The Times's Kate Muir reckons "culturally insensitive is an understatement when Blahniks meet burkhas", while Roger Ebert in the Chicago Sun-Times labels Carrie et al "flyweight bubbleheads" who "make my skin crawl".
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NBC "Today Show" co-host Ann Curry got a taste of what female bubbleheads can expect aboard the USS Maryland.
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And God bless the two bubbleheads played by Kirsten Dunst and Michelle Williams in this little-seen, very funny comedy that explains what "actually happened" during Watergate.
Friday List: Movies that make me proud to be an American 2010
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