I like bubbly and fruity wine.

I may have some bubbly myself.

Don't bother. A bottle of bubbly. Dry.

Ana'l's, a bottle of bubbly, and quick!

And finally, on your right side, you see a bubbly, cell like structure appearing, from which the body will absorb the fat.

But if that is what the term awash with liquidity means, then its widespread use today is simply a reflection of the high asset prices that we already have. It could even be called an approximate synonym for bubbly.

Singapore s social media startup nbsp Bubble Motion (recently rebranded as Bubbly) generated more than 20 million users in its first two years nearly double the number that Facebook or Twitter accrued in the same period in their history. It counts influential Silicon Valley firms such nbsp as Sequoia Capital, Northgate Capital, and Comcast Ventures as investors.

So its popular use seems not to reflect anything we can put our finger on, but instead a general feeling that markets are bubbly and a lack of confidence in their levels. Under this interpretation, the term s popularity is a source of concern it may indicate a market psychology that could lead to downward volatility in prices.

NEW YORK An increasingly obvious paradox has emerged in global financial markets this year. Though geopolitical risks the Russia Ukraine conflict, the rise of the Islamic State and growing turmoil across the Middle East, China s territorial disputes with its neighbors, and now mass protests in Hong Kong and the risk of a crackdown have multiplied, markets have remained buoyant, if not downright bubbly.