Synonyms for fizz
verb bubbleAntonyms for fizz
- be flat
bubble
bubbles
Word Origin & History
1660s, of imitative origin. Related: Fizzed; fizzing. The noun is recorded from 1812; meaning "effervescent drink" is from 1864.
Example Sentences forfizz
When the mixture begins to fizz, they realise that there is indeed a science of medicine.
With his second glass of fizz Sir Peter began to thaw a little.
They be at it again this morning—same as ever—fizz, fizz, fizz!'
Ay, I can hear the fat pop and fizz as nateral as life; can't I, Barbara?'
All that evening, and all the next morning, Diana's spirits continued to fizz.
I'm afraid we'll have to drink the fizz out of port glasses.
The fizz of the wine could be distinctly heard in the drawing-room.
The immediate result is a fizz, a spark, and then we are in 219total darkness once more.
There was a popping of corks, and "fizz" began to flow freely.
A sandwich presently, and a glass of "fizz," if you please; but time is precious.