Bulgy for Dummies

Hey there, my friend! I heard you're curious about the word "bulgy." Don't worry, I'll do my best to explain it in a super simple way. So, when we talk about something being "bulgy," we mean that it's kind of swollen or sticking out, like a balloon that's been blown up a little too much. Imagine when you blow up a balloon, and it starts getting big and round? That's a perfect example of something being "bulgy."

Now, "bulgy" can also be used to describe the shape of certain things. For instance, if you look at your grandma's old couch and see that the cushions are plump and rounded, you can say they are "bulgy." Or imagine you're at the beach, and you see the sand piled up in a hill-like shape - yep, that's another example of something being "bulgy."

It's important to understand that "bulgy" is not a word we use to describe everything. It's specifically for things that are a bit swollen or sticking out from their usual shape. So, the next time you see something round or puffy, go ahead and call it "bulgy" if you want!