"Fizzing" Example Sentences
1. The bottle of soda had a fizzing sound as I opened it.
2. The chemical reaction caused the solution to start fizzing and bubbling.
3. I poured the Alka-Seltzer tablet into the water and watched it start fizzing and dissolving.
4. My mouth watered as I heard the champagne bottle fizzing and popping.
5. The lava flowed down the mountainside, fizzing and hissing as it went.
6. As I shook the seltzer bottle, I heard the liquid fizzing inside.
7. The tide pools bubbled and fizzed with all the tidal action.
8. The fizzing sound of the fireworks was music to my ears.
9. The sparkling water in my glass was pleasantly fizzing and bubbling.
10. The chemical experiment caused the beaker to start fizzing and bubbling violently.
11. I placed the citrus slice in my club soda and watched it fizz around the edges.
12. It started fizzing and smoking a bit, so I quickly backed away.
13. I could hear the creek fizzing over the rocks in the distance.
14. The first sip of the beer had a pleasant fizzing sensation.
15. The cauldron was boiling and fizzing with an eerie green liquid.
16. I shook the soda can, hearing the fizzing liquid inside.
17. The seltzer felt refreshing as it fizzed on my tongue.
18. Our small talk felt fizzy and fizzing like the champagne.
19. The baking soda made the vinegar start fizzing and boiling over.
20. The fireworks show was ending with a grand finale of fizzing and exploding fireworks.
21. The sparkling mineral water had a pleasant fizzing sensation.
22. The beakers were fizzing with multi-colored liquids in the chemistry lab.
23. The homemade volcano erupted in a fizzing mess of baking soda and vinegar.
24. The acid made the solution start fizzing and smoking.
25. The iced tea felt refreshing as it fizzed on my tongue.
26. The moonshine had a fizzing, biting taste to it.
27. The vat of cloned cells was bubbling and fizzing in a bio lab.
28. The waves fizzed loudly as they broke on the shore.
29. The winds were high enough to cause the surface of the river to start fizzing.
30. The carbonated water felt refreshing as it fizzed on my tongue.
31. The dessert mousse had a delightfully fizzy texture.
32. The stream's movement over the rocks caused a fizzing, bubbling sound.
33. The beer had just the right amount of pleasant fizz.
34. The antacid started fizzing in my stomach.
35. The mouthwash had a pleasant fizzing, effervescent taste.
36. I could hear the hot tub jets quietly fizzing in the background.
37. Our conversation had a joyful, fizzing energy.
38. The lemonade felt refreshing as it fizzed on my tongue.
39. The yeast cells were fizzing and dividing rapidly under the microscope.
40. I gently swirled the wine glass to release the fizzing aromas.
41. The experimental beakers were ominously fizzing and bubbling.
42. The blender made the cocktail start to fizz and bubble up.
43. The diet soda had lost its fizz after sitting out all day.
44. The science experiment went horribly wrong and started fizzing and emitting smoke.
45. The fountain at the center of the courtyard had a pleasing fizzing sound.
46. The vitamin C tablet started fizzing as soon as it hit the water.
47. The kitchen staff were excitedly fizzing with anticipation.
48. The river continues to fizz on, regardless of the passing seasons.
49. The hot springs pool bubbled and fizzed soothingly.
50. Our laughter had a joyful, fizzing energy to it.
Common Phases
fizz and bubble - Used to describe something that is lively, energetic or exciting.
"The party was
fizzing and bubbling with excitement."
lose its fizz - When something energetic or effervescent becomes less so over time.
"The interview started off with fizz but quickly lost its fizz."
have a fizzy feeling - To feel effervescent and excited.
"I get a fizzy feeling whenever I drink soda."
fizzy topic of conversation - A lively or animated topic of discussion.
"Politics always makes for a fizzy topic of conversation."
fizzling out - Gradually decreasing in intensity or energy and then ending.
"The protest eventually fizzled out after a few hours."
fizz with activity - To be full of energetic activity.
"The workshop fizzed with activity as the students began their projects."
fizz with excitement - To be bursting with excitement and anticipation.
"The children fizzed with excitement on Christmas Eve."
fizz with possibility - To be full of potential and promise.
"The new technology fizzed with possibility."
with a fizz - In a lively, enthusiastic manner.
"They greeted us with a fizz and treated us to champagne."
have a fizzy quality - To have an effervescent, sparkling nature.
"Their conversation had a fizzy quality that was infectious."