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Meaning of bullon

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bullon (n.)

A West Indian fish (Scarus Croicensis).

bullon Sentence Examples

  1. The bullon of water bubbled and simmered as it came to a boil on the stove.
  2. He poured a bullon of hot soup into the bowl, filling it to the brim.
  3. The scientist measured the exact bullon of liquid needed for the experiment.
  4. A bullon of laughter erupted from the crowd as the comedian delivered his punchline.
  5. The tea kettle emitted a loud whistle once the water reached its bullon.
  6. She carefully poured a bullon of oil into the pan, ensuring it covered the entire surface.
  7. The stew simmered for hours, the aroma filling the kitchen with each bullon of steam.
  8. The chef seasoned the dish with a bullon of spices, enhancing its flavor.
  9. He watched the pot with anticipation, waiting for the bullon of bubbles to indicate the pasta was cooked.
  10. A bullon of excitement surged through the team as they approached the final moments of the game.

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A West Indian fish (Scarus Croicensis).

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The bullon of water bubbled and simmered as it came to a boil on the stove.

He poured a bullon of hot soup into the bowl, filling it to the brim.

The scientist measured the exact bullon of liquid needed for the experiment.

A bullon of laughter erupted from the crowd as the comedian delivered his punchline.