fizzy

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    hissing and bubbling

Word Origin

fizzy (adj.)
1885, from fizz + -y (2).

Example

1. The market for juices is bigger than for fizzy drinks , and is enjoying more sparkling growth .
2. The maker of sugary fizzy drinks and fatty crisps wants to expand the healthier end of its offering .
3. Low-calorie artificial sweeteners used in popular fizzy drinks are often criticised for leaving a metallic flavour in the mouth .
4. The fanta bottle doesn 't say I like fizzy orange : actually I hate it .
5. But it also means there is less spot aluminium available for companies that want to make fizzy drinks cans and aircraft .

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