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Meanings of fizz in English

Portuguese
ferver
Catalan
escumar

Become bubbly or frothy or foaming.

ferver
Usage of fizz in English
1
Whether all the fizz did Hagen any good is a moot point.
The Guardian
2
His googly in particular had an alluring amount of dip and fizz.
The Guardian
3
Shadow could hear them fizz as he walked from the darkening room.
American Gods
4
There was rather a row and Uncle was in a fine fizz.
The Spanish Chest
5
But in person, he's all fanboy enthusiasm, a long streak of fizz.
The Guardian
6
I've been reading my wedding etiquette book and getting into a fizz.
East of the sun
7
Expect immaculate RP narration, usherettes and lashings of gin fizz and popcorn.
The Guardian
8
Even the most crack-potted of conspiracy theorists have run out of fizz.
The Guardian
9
I could not swallow a gin fizz, or any nasty mixed drink.
The Avalanche: A Mystery Story
10
He whirls the can around and cold sticky fizz splatters them both.
The Guardian
11
The two WAITERS decapitate the champagne bottles and pour out the fizz.
Once upon a time in America
12
We'll step into the American Bar here and try a gin fizz.
The Tempting of Tavernake
13
She felt the thrilling fizz of magic against her cheeks and neck.
Winter door
14
Aria's stomach felt like it had been filled with hot, explosive fizz.
Burned
15
Emily felt the Vanilla Coke she was drinking fizz up her nose.
Pretty Little Liars
16
That fizz old George is so fond of is a windy wine!
The Forsyte Saga, Volume I. / The Man Of Property
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Fizz through the time
Fizz across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common