fiz
Beginner (A1)
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noun
Definition
Not a valid English word.
Example
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Conversation
Have you ever tried that new drink that has a really nice fiz to it?
Yes, I love how refreshing it is!
I think the fiz makes it taste even better on a hot day.
Absolutely, it really adds to the experience!
verb
Definition
To make a hissing or bubbling sound, often associated with carbonated drinks.
Example
The soda began to fiz as soon as I opened the bottle.
Tense Forms
Past: fizzed
Past Participle: fizzed
Conversation
Have you ever tried to fiz a drink with some fruit juice?
No, I haven't! How does that work?
It's really simple; just add the juice to sparkling water and let it fiz up!
Root Explanation
This word originates from the Middle English 'fiz', meaning a sudden burst or explosion of gas, often associated with effervescence. The term is likely imitative of the sound associated with fizzing.
Memory Tip
Think of the sound 'fizz' that bubbles make when they burst — it helps you remember that 'fiz' refers to that bubbly, effervescent quality.
Visually Confused Words
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