fizz
/fɪz/
verb
- To make a hissing or bubbling sound, like a carbonated drink.
- As the tablet dissolved in water, it began to fizz.
- The homemade lemonade fizzed because we added baking soda.
- The soda fizzed loudly when I poured it into the glass.
- To be lively or energetic; to sparkle.
- The conversation fizzed with excitement at the party.
- The city fizzes with activity during the festival.
- Her personality really fizzes when she talks about her art.
Synonyms
noun
- A hissing or bubbling sound, especially from a carbonated drink.
- The champagne had a lively fizz that tickled my nose.
- The soda lost its fizz after being left open overnight.
- I love the sound of the fizz when you open a bottle of sparkling water.
- A carbonated drink, especially champagne or sparkling wine.
- We toasted the New Year with a glass of fizz.
- She ordered a bottle of fizz to celebrate her promotion.
- The party had plenty of fizz and juice for everyone.
- Liveliness or excitement; energy.
- Her speech lacked fizz and the audience seemed bored.
- The new marketing campaign needs more fizz to attract customers.
- The band's performance added some fizz to the dull evening.