Gummin' your bubbles...
Eugene Levy's character tells Arness that she's gonna be gummin' her bubbles...what does that mean?
shareBubble & squeak...it's made of mashed potatoes and whatever veggie floats your boat.
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MovieChat Forums > Bringing Down the House (2003) Discussion > Gummin' your bubbles...
gummin = chewing with no teeth
bubbles = wine/champange
squeak = mouse = cheese
hahah i don't know i just made it up but it makes sense to me. i don't care everyone else thinks.
Bubble and squeak is a British dish of shallow-fried vegetables from a leftover roast dinner, usually consisting of potato and cabbage. It's a slam to the British-educated character Mrs. Arness. To gum something implies that the person "gumming it" doesn't have any teeth, thereby chewing with the gums.
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Gee, I wish I'd have said that.
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