“This is what gives the drink its fizz and what gives it that lively taste.”

“It was bad enough having to keep her upright, what with all that free fizz, but once Frank spotted the guest of honor, things went from bad to worse.”

“The little kids chased in and out of the main hall, drinking too much fizz and getting rowdy.”

“All around the country, all commentators have called this Budget an absolute lost opportunity, an absolute fizzer.”

“He picks up a throw 30 yards out, spins sharply, and hits a fizzer narrowly wide.”

“James Griffin is a first-class writer for television, but this, his second stage play, is a fizzer.”

“So with a damp fizzle and a surprised pop, the monitor died on us.”

“He was merely making a frantic effort to save my wife's party from being a fizzle.”

“The fizzle of the Tokyo trip made the latter Eisenhower presidency seem tired and bumbling.”

“So alongside the organic soft drinks, spirulina and pure juices, she still stocks regular fizzies.”

“For a particularly thrilling, inappropriate sugary treat, we would eat Fizzies, undissolved.”

“It does taste sort of peachy, with a good dose of sugar and some fizziness.”

“Sparkling wines vary in fizziness, not just in the actual pressure under which the gas is dissolved in the wine, but also apparently in the character of the foam.”

“They come in all degrees of alcoholic strength, sweetness, and fizziness and are popularly flavoured with such fruits as strawberry, peach, mango, and so on.”