Foam and Waves

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Foam noun - A light mass of fine bubbles formed in or on a liquid.

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Waves and foam are semantically related In some cases you can use "Waves" instead a noun "Foam".

Nearby Words: foaming, foamed, foamy

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Foam and waves are semantically related in current topic. You can use "Foam" instead a noun "Waves".

The team creates a gun that blast sonic waves that turns them visible and then into foam.

Source: Make Me Wanna Shout / Film
Aphrodite who was born out of foam on the waves when Cronos — Zeus' Father — threw Ouranous's, HIS father's, penis and testicles into the sea.

Source: Hot Skitty-on-Wailord Action
Depending on the Writer Downer Ending: The Little Mermaid, ironically even more than the original story due to Bowdlerization - since the religious references have been removed, the mermaid simply turns to sea foam, while the prince wanders the beach hearing her voice in the waves.

Source: Western Animation / Wolves Witches And Giants

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