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Meanings of fizz in English
Synonyms
Examples for "foam"
Examples for "foam"
1
The ocean in the spaces between the foam was slimy in appearance.
2
Some airports have been using foam illegally 12 years after the ban.
3
Beyond the city limits, the sea had become choppy, seesawing with foam.
4
Thankfully, Midea includes a good deal of foam padding in the box.
5
But there is foam everywhere; and the trees are in your way.
1
The sparkle in it was like the sparkle in the children's eyes.
2
Fanny Fern's books can hardly be read today, the sparkle has effevesced.
3
The wonder of her lay in the sparkle of her inner self.
4
It had lost its sparkle and no longer clamored for my attention.
5
He fancied he saw the sparkle of the starlight in her hair.
1
He said the science behind milk froth quality was a complex issue.
2
Stir in the flour; add the whites beaten to a stiff froth.
3
Let it stand for about two days until you can see froth.
4
Skim off the froth, and it's an expensive way of buying growth.
5
One is essentially froth, while the other could hardly be more serious.
1
This will effervesce during the time the acid is dissolving the zinc.
2
When the letter is opened you'll see it effervesce like a seidlitz powder.
3
It scratches glass, and does not effervesce with acids.
4
Thousands of square kilometres of mud began to effervesce, thickening the air with hot cloying vapour.
5
The Williams, Coliers, Hollands and Bacons come together to effervesce in the magic of their unions.
1
Second, you can decrease the ambient pressure so that lower energy molecules can form bubbles.
2
Then, following a negative test, from days four to seven, they could form bubbles of 15 that can train inside the bubble.
3
Easton had to work out how to form bubbles for his RSE workers - and how to keep people safe and healthy in those bubbles.
4
One element that readily forms bubbles-aswell as foam, a state where bubbles overlap and lose their spherical shape-iscalcium.
5
It's possible the gas at the lake's bottom just got so concentrated that even under pressure it came out of solution and formed bubbles.
Usage of fizz in English
1
Whether all the fizz did Hagen any good is a moot point.
2
His googly in particular had an alluring amount of dip and fizz.
3
Shadow could hear them fizz as he walked from the darkening room.
4
There was rather a row and Uncle was in a fine fizz.
5
But in person, he's all fanboy enthusiasm, a long streak of fizz.
6
I've been reading my wedding etiquette book and getting into a fizz.
7
Expect immaculate RP narration, usherettes and lashings of gin fizz and popcorn.
8
Even the most crack-potted of conspiracy theorists have run out of fizz.
9
I could not swallow a gin fizz, or any nasty mixed drink.
10
He whirls the can around and cold sticky fizz splatters them both.
11
The two WAITERS decapitate the champagne bottles and pour out the fizz.
12
We'll step into the American Bar here and try a gin fizz.
13
She felt the thrilling fizz of magic against her cheeks and neck.
14
Aria's stomach felt like it had been filled with hot, explosive fizz.
15
Emily felt the Vanilla Coke she was drinking fizz up her nose.
16
That fizz old George is so fond of is a windy wine!
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Fizz across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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