fizz
verb (used without object)
noun
Origin of fizz
Related Words for fizz
froth, whisper, sibilate, effervesce, sparkle, seethe, simmer, buzz, sputter, fizzle, hiss, whooshExamples from the Web for fizz
Contemporary Examples of fizz
The bubbles still came out, but some of the fizz was getting lost.
Font of InventionSeptember 18, 2014
But the fizz in Brazil and Turkey has yet to go flat, and the excitement and turmoil may well continue to spread across the globe.
Summer is here, people are thinking about vacation, and the fizz has fizzled.
The Tea Party in the United States still operates within the system, but its base is full of fizz and is a political force.
The show lacks a tenth of the fizz the malignant but gifted Limbaugh decants every single afternoon.
Historical Examples of fizz
When the mixture begins to fizz, they realise that there is indeed a science of medicine.
The Stark Munro LettersJ. Stark Munro
With his second glass of fizz Sir Peter began to thaw a little.
Shorty McCabeSewell Ford
They be at it again this morning—same as ever—fizz, fizz, fizz!'
A Pair of Blue EyesThomas Hardy
Ay, I can hear the fat pop and fizz as nateral as life; can't I, Barbara?'
A Pair of Blue EyesThomas Hardy
All that evening, and all the next morning, Diana's spirits continued to fizz.
A harum-scarum schoolgirlAngela Brazil