fizzed
fɪzd
Definition

Definition of fizzed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

bubblyRarefull of bubbles or energyRare
  • The soda was still fizzed and refreshing.
  • The champagne remained fizzed throughout the party.
  • Her mood was fizzed with excitement.
bubbly effervescent
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Origin of fizzed

Imitative, fizz (hissing sound)

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  1. French:pétillant, ...
  2. German:sprudelnd, ...
  3. Italian:frizzante, ...
  4. Spanish:burbujeante, ...
  5. Portuguese:efervescente, ...
  6. Chinese:冒泡的, ...
  7. Japanese:泡立つ, ...
  8. Arabic:فَوّار, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְבוּעָבַע, ...
  10. Russian:шипучий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:газований, ...
  12. Hindi:फिज़, ...
fizz
fɪz
fizz: rapid stream of bubbles in a liquid
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Definition of fizz - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
bubblesrapid stream of bubbles in a liquid
  • The fizz in the soda tickled my nose.
bubbles effervescence
2.
drinkcarbonated beverage like soda or champagne
  • She poured a glass of fizz for the toast.
effervescence soda sparkle
3.
energyUKexcitement or liveliness added to somethingUK
  • Her performance added fizz to the show.
effervescence sparkle

Verb

1.
bubblesintr.emit bubbles and make a hissing soundintr.
  • The soda began to fizz as soon as it was opened.
bubble effervesce sparkle
2.
livelinessintr.become lively or excitingintr.
  • The party started to fizz with energy.
effervesce sparkle
3.
velocitytr.shoot or project something rapidlytr.
  • The firework fizzed into the sky.
dart whiz zoom
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  • fizz: rapid stream of bubbles in a liquid
    rapid stream of bubbles in a liquid

Expressions with fizz

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counting game replacing numbers with 'fizz' or 'buzz'
In fizz-buzz, say 'fizz' for multiples of three.
cocktail with gin, lemon juice, sugar, and fizzy water
She ordered a gin fizz at the bar.

Origin of fizz

Italian, fizz (to hiss) + -

Examples of fizz in a sentence

  • I love the fizz of freshly opened sparkling water.
  • We brought some fizz to the picnic.
  • Would you like fizz or still water?
  • The new marketing strategy added fizz to the campaign.
  • Her enthusiasm brought fizz to the dull meeting.
  • The champagne started to fizz in the glass.

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  1. French:pétillement, pétiller, ...
  2. German:Sprudeln, zischen, ...
  3. Italian:effervescenza, frizzare, ...
  4. Spanish:efervescencia, burbujear, ...
  5. Portuguese:efervescência, borbulhar, ...
  6. Chinese:气泡, 冒泡, ...
  7. Japanese:泡, 泡立つ, ...
  8. Arabic:فَوَّار, فَوَّرَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּעֲבוּעַ, לְבַעְבֵּעַ, ...
  10. Russian:шипение, шипеть, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шипіння, шипіти, ...
  12. Hindi:बुलबुलाहट, बुलबुले छोड़ना, ...
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