fizz
fizz /f'ɪz/ (fizzes fizzing fizzed)
1 [VERB] V
If a drink fizzes, it produces lots of little bubbles of gas and makes a sound like a long `s'.
After a while their mother was back, holding a tray of glasses that fizzed.
[N-UNCOUNT]
Fizz is also a noun.
I wonder if there's any fizz left in the lemonade.
2 [VERB] V
If something such as an engine fizzes, it makes a sound like a long `s'.
When I started the engine it sparked, fizzed and went dead.
3 [N-UNCOUNT]
If you say that someone puts fizz into something, you mean that they make it more interesting or exciting.
A Brazilian public relations firm has brought some fizz into his campaign.
= sparkle
1 [VERB] V
If a drink fizzes, it produces lots of little bubbles of gas and makes a sound like a long `s'.
After a while their mother was back, holding a tray of glasses that fizzed.
[N-UNCOUNT]
Fizz is also a noun.
I wonder if there's any fizz left in the lemonade.
2 [VERB] V
If something such as an engine fizzes, it makes a sound like a long `s'.
When I started the engine it sparked, fizzed and went dead.
3 [N-UNCOUNT]
If you say that someone puts fizz into something, you mean that they make it more interesting or exciting.
A Brazilian public relations firm has brought some fizz into his campaign.
= sparkle