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• s  emitting or filled with bubbles as from carbonation or fermentation
  foamy (or frothy) beer
• s  marked by high spirits or excitement

• In a separate bowl, add the eggs, egg yolks and 14 cup of water and beat together with fork until light and frothy.
• His public language is more cautious than it used to be, but he seemed downright frothy in a private session with the congressional leadership after his press conference.
• People expect you to be frivolous, frothy and not particularly smart.

• bubbling
• bubbly
• foaming
• foamy
• effervescing
• spumy
• effervescent
• scintillating
• sparkly

News & Articles

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• Sheila Bair says factors that caused last cycle re-emerging in South Florida
  The real estate market in South Florida is "starting to look a little frothy," former Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
  June 7, 2013 - The News-Press
• 'Legally Blonde' will tickle you pink
  If you thought the movie 'Legally Blonde' was frothy fun, brace yourself for 'Legally Blonde: The Musical,' opening Friday at the Landers Theatre.
  June 6, 2013 - The Springfield News-Leader
• The 10 Most Adventure-Packed Beaches in the World
  Aol Travel. Has Just Posted the Following: With all due respect to the virtues of a trashy paperback and poolside cocktail service, warm-weather vacations are no longer just about sloth and frothy drinks.
  June 5, 2013 - Cruise Addicts

Quotes

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• Wu Jinglian in United Press International
  The frothy property market can be taken as a sign of a new crisis and deserves great attention,Wu said.
• Ian Hislop in guardian.co.uk
  It's proof positive that the idea that privacy law is only indulged in by frothy celebrities and only used on silly cases and need not concern anyone in proper journalism is not true,Hislop said.