fizgig
- noun
- /ˈfɪzɡɪɡ/
- Archaic
- The children squealed with delight as the fizgig shot across the yard, fizzing and sparkling.
Examples
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He lit a fizgig and quickly backed away as it danced around in circles on the pavement.
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I bought some fizgigs for the Fourth of July.
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During the festival, a colorful fizgig whizzed past, leaving a trail of smoke and light.
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The children watched the fizgig shoot into the sky.
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During the festival, a colorful fizgig whizzed past, leaving a trail of smoke and light.
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He lit a fizgig and quickly backed away as it danced around in circles on the pavement.
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The children squealed with delight as the fizgig shot across the yard, fizzing and sparkling.
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Etymology
Fizgig probably joins fiz ('fizz') and gig ('quick dance' or movement), so imagine a little firework that 'fizzes' and 'dances' across the air; that's why a fizgig is a firework that moves about while making a hissing sound.