frothy

Today, only half are in declines, which means the market is not too frothy.

So the market as a whole, and not just the blue chips, seems frothy.

She reached up and took hold of his horse's frothy bit.

Set aside for 10 minutes, or until the mixture is frothy.

"I'm not seeing the kind of vision thing associated with a frothy market."

"Maybe it was that frothy white dress you've got on under there!"

They might be called frothy, if their subjects weren't so serious.

"It's not frothy on either the buy or sell side."

Either way, you should wind up with a nicely frothy drink.

The problem, of course, is that when the time comes to watch the serious movie, another frothy one will often seem more appealing.

Beat the egg white so it begins to get frothy.

When she lowered the glass, her lips were frothy again.

In a clean bowl, beat the egg white until very frothy.

As he did, the frothy edge of a wave touched the head.

Even by the frothy standards of the housing boom, it was a great deal.

And in the past three years we have lived in pretty frothy times.

In another bowl, whisk the egg white and water together until frothy.

Quickly whisk the eggs with the black pepper until frothy.

He opened his mouth several times to say something, but brought up only frothy grunts.

She watched the glass fill, bottom to top, with the frothy wine.

It's free, and visitors can drink the frothy green tea.

It was just before the show and we'd had a few frothy quenchers.

I expect Frothy wants them to work in the schools as janitors.

In the dying light from the fire the younger man saw traces of frothy red.

Meanwhile, place the eggs in a bowl and beat until they are frothy.