fizzing
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3.5
- adjective
- /ˈfɪzɪŋ/
- The soda is fizzing as the carbon dioxide escapes from the bottle.
Examples
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The first one is called sparkler bath bomb and it it says turn turn your water into a spectacular bonfire night display with this crackling and fizzing bath bomb.
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Eventually we expect to see bubbles of lower density vacuum occurring like like bubbles in in an eternally fizzing champagne.
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Look, look how much I don't know whether it's fizzing or just boiling.
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The actual catalyst is yellow, and we can see this is actually fizzing pretty substantially.
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Like I'm sure it doesn't look exciting in your bathtub when it's fizzing, but it's so hydrating.
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When the vinegar and baking soda mix, it starts fizzing and bubbling violently.
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The champagne was fizzing in the flute, promising a refreshing taste.
Synonyms
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1.9
To make a sharp, high sound like a snake or steam escaping
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2.0
To move and make soft gurgling sounds in water
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3.5
A bubbling sound like water moving in a bottle
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7.5
To make a soft low sound like water moving over stones
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3.0
To make small bubbles form on the surface of a liquid
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2.2
Having many small rising bits of air, like a fizzy drink
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3.0
To make bubbles and a soft hissing sound in a liquid
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4.2
Make a soft bubbling sound as water moves over stones
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2.9
Make small round pockets of air inside or on a liquid
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9.9
To make a soft bubbling sound when liquid moves or someone pours it
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6.7
To make a short, soft popping sound in a liquid
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8.6
A soft bubbling sound made by a liquid or air bubble
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7.4
Full of small bubbles like fizzy water
How Fizzy
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Etymology
Fizzing comes from the simple sound fizz, the tiny 'hissing' or 'bubbling' noise made by gas escaping from a liquid. So, something that is fizzing is making that noisy, bubbly sound, like a soda when you open it.