fizzed (Meaning)

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fizzed (imp. & p. p.)

of Fizz

The soda fizzed energetically when the lid was opened, sending bubbles cascading toward the ceiling.
The champagne fizzed and popped as it was poured into the flutes, adding a sense of celebration to the occasion.
The Alka-Seltzer tablet fizzed vigorously in the glass of water, releasing a stream of bubbles that rose to the surface.
The carbonated water fizzed pleasantly on his tongue, providing a refreshing burst of flavor.
The frying pan sizzled and fizzed as the onions and peppers cooked, filling the kitchen with a savory aroma.
The lava fizzed and bubbled as it flowed from the volcano, casting an ominous glow over the surrounding area.
The reaction between the acid and the base fizzed and bubbled, creating a colorful display of chemical change.
The firecracker fizzled and sparked before exploding with a loud bang, startling the children who were watching.
The baking soda and vinegar fizzed and foamed when combined, creating a volcano-like eruption in the science classroom.
The fizzy drink tickled his throat as he took a sip, leaving him feeling refreshed and invigorated.

of Fizz

bubbled,hissed, whizzed, whistled,fizzled, swished, sizzled, hummed, effervesced, buzzed

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The soda fizzed energetically when the lid was opened, sending bubbles cascading toward the ceiling.

The champagne fizzed and popped as it was poured into the flutes, adding a sense of celebration to the occasion.

The Alka-Seltzer tablet fizzed vigorously in the glass of water, releasing a stream of bubbles that rose to the surface.

The carbonated water fizzed pleasantly on his tongue, providing a refreshing burst of flavor.