soapsuds
nounUK /ˈsəʊpsʌdz/
US /ˈsoʊpsʌdz/
Soapsuds are the bubbles and foam you get when you mix soap with water.
The children laughed as they played in the warm soapsuds.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A mass of small bubbles formed on soapy water used for cleaning.
She scrubbed the dishes until thick soapsuds covered the sink.
3. Froth produced by soap or detergent in a washing machine.
Too much detergent made soapsuds spill out of the machine.
4. Informal term for a state of agitation or excitement, often in the phrase 'in the soapsuds'.
The rumor had the whole office in the soapsuds.