16 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Fizz' in a Sentence
"To produce a hissing or sputtering sound, often accompanied by the release of gas; effervesce." more
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Before the toast, the sparkling water will have fizzed in the glasses.
The bubbling hot spring caused the water to fizz and release steam into the air.
By sunset, the ocean waves will have been fizzing against the shore all day.
By the concert's end, the last notes will have fizzed into the night air.
The sound of fizz filled the air as the celebratory champagne was uncorked.
The students heard the fizz of the science experiment as the chemicals reacted.
The bubbling water in the pot started to fizz when she added the baking soda.
The soda cans often fizz when opened.
The chef added a special ingredient to make the sauce fizz with flavor.
The sound of champagne bottles being opened fills the room as bubbles am fizz.
The crowd will be fizzing with excitement at the sports event.
The sparkling water tends to fizz more when poured over ice.
Laughter had been fizzing through the room as friends shared stories late into the night.
Pouring the sparkling water into the glass made it fizz and sparkle.
Laughter fizzed through the air as they enjoyed the comedy show.
The frying pan sizzled as the oil and spices have fizzed together.
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