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sizzle

[siz-uhl] / ˈsɪz əl /


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Using her skills as a filmmaker Leeds created a short sizzle video to help show what pickleball could look like as a real school sport.

From Los Angeles Times

Back home, after the train ride, I washed and dried the mushrooms and sent them sizzling into a pan with shallots, garlic, salt, pepper and an indecent amount of smoked paprika.

From Salon

But the sizzle soon turned into a fizzle.

From Barron's

The added sizzle raises new questions that have little to do with the impact of tariffs, government spending, or other details contained in the GDP report.

From Barron's

Now, a merger with a fusion-energy company aims to capitalize on the latest sizzling—and speculative—market: the AI boom’s insatiable appetite for power.

From The Wall Street Journal