Fizzy

Pronunciation: /ˈfɪzi/

Definitions of fizzy

adjective describing something that contains bubbles or is carbonated, often used to describe drinks like soda or champagne

Example Sentences

A1 I like to drink fizzy drinks.

A2 The fizzy soda made my nose tingle.

B1 She prefers fizzy water over still water.

B2 The champagne was cold and fizzy, perfect for the celebration.

C1 The carbonated water was incredibly fizzy, almost like champagne.

C2 The bartender expertly mixed the fizzy cocktail with precision and flair.

Examples of fizzy in a Sentence

formal The fizzy drink was served in a crystal flute at the formal dinner party.

informal I love sipping on fizzy drinks while watching movies.

slang Let's grab some fizzy pops from the store before heading to the beach.

figurative Her personality is like a fizzy drink - bubbly and full of energy.

Grammatical Forms of fizzy

• past tense: fizzed
• plural: fizzies
• comparative: fizzier
• superlative: fizziest
• present tense: fizzes
• future tense: will fizz
• perfect tense: has fizzed
• continuous tense: is fizzing
• singular: fizzy
• positive degree: fizzy
• infinitive: fizz
• gerund: fizzing
• participle: fizzed

Origin and Evolution of fizzy

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'fizzy' originated from the Middle English word 'fise', which meant to break wind or emit gas.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'fizzy' evolved to describe the effervescence or bubbliness of carbonated drinks, moving away from its original meaning of gas or flatulence.