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Meanings of fizzle in English
Usage of fizzle in English
1
That said; connections made today are likely to fizzle out into nothing!
2
But Travis had seen other such efforts fizzle out over the years.
3
But any momentum behind the deal appeared to fizzle quickly on Thursday.
4
Days of protests seemed to fizzle out, but continued in some places.
5
You can expect the deluges to fizzle out in the early evening.
6
These weather systems usually fizzle out shortly after the coldest air arrives.
7
Talks are in preliminary stages and could fizzle out, said the Journal.
8
We may prove a perfect fizzle, and the less said the better.
9
Then the fiery darts fizzle out, and the points drop off them.
10
Having exhausted much of the Big Idea early on, subsequent seasons fizzle.
11
NO PANDEMIC Everyone is hoping this flu strain will just fizzle out.
12
They just go to a couple people and then they fizzle out.
13
Indeed, some marriages fizzle out long before the milking machine gives up.
14
But it's an accident- awetmatch fizzle, compared to what we're after.
15
He said he still has no answers for his Rio fizzle.
16
Some fizzle out, some drag on, some become major political controversies.
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Fizzle through the time
Fizzle across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common