foam
/foʊm/Definitions
1. noun
a mass of small bubbles in a liquid, typically formed by agitation or aeration.
“The waves created a thick layer of foam on the beach.”
2. verb
to cover or fill with foam, typically by agitation or aeration.
“The barista foamed the milk to create a delicious cappuccino.”
3. noun
a lightweight, airy texture, especially in food, cosmetics, or materials.
“The whipped cream had a rich, velvety foam texture.”