How Do You Spell FIZZLE?

Pronunciation: [fˈɪzə͡l] (IPA)

Correct spelling for the English word "fizzle" is [fˈɪzə͡l], [fˈɪzə‍l], [f_ˈɪ_z_əl] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

FIZZLE Meaning and Definition

  1. Fizzle is a verb that originated from the English language, commonly used to describe the outcome of a situation or event, where it fails or ends in a disappointing or unsatisfactory manner with diminished energy, enthusiasm, or impact. The term "fizzle" often implies a loss of momentum, lackluster performance, or a gradual decline in effectiveness.

    When something fizzles, it typically indicates that it was anticipated or expected to have a more significant or impressive outcome, but failed to live up to these expectations. It implies a sense of anticlimax, as if something exciting or promising had been reduced to a mere whimper or an insignificant conclusion.

    Additionally, "fizzle" can describe the failure of a plan, project, or endeavor to generate the intended results or achieve its goals. It suggests a loss of interest, support, or enthusiasm, leading to the gradual dissipation or waning of the initial effort or intention.

    The term "fizzle" can be used in various contexts, including social events, product launches, artistic performances, relationships, or even scientific experiments. It conveys a sense of disappointment or unmet expectations, often accompanied by a fade-out or decreasing influence.

    In summary, "fizzle" is a verb that signifies a disappointing, lackluster, or underwhelming conclusion or outcome, typically characterized by diminished energy, enthusiasm, or impact.

  2. To make a hissing sound.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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Etymology of FIZZLE

The word "fizzle" originated in the early 16th century and its etymology can be traced back to the Middle English term "fiselen". This Middle English term meant "to break wind silently". It is believed to be an onomatopoeic word imitating the sound of a weak hissing or sputtering noise. Over time, the meaning of "fizzle" evolved to describe any weak or feeble sound, often associated with the failure of something to produce the expected results or excitement.

Idioms with the word FIZZLE

  • fizzle out The idiom "fizzle out" is defined as the gradual or disappointing end or failure of something that was initially anticipated to be exciting, energetic, or successful. It often refers to the diminishing of enthusiasm, interest, or activity over time.
  • fizzle To fizzle means to fail or to lose strength or momentum, especially in a disappointing or unsatisfactory manner.

Similar spelling words for FIZZLE

Plural form of FIZZLE is FIZZLES

Conjugate verb Fizzle

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have fizzled
you would have fizzled
he/she/it would have fizzled
we would have fizzled
they would have fizzled
I would have fizzle
you would have fizzle
he/she/it would have fizzle
we would have fizzle
they would have fizzle

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been fizzling
you would have been fizzling
he/she/it would have been fizzling
we would have been fizzling
they would have been fizzling

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would fizzle
you would fizzle
he/she/it would fizzle
we would fizzle
they would fizzle

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be fizzling
you would be fizzling
he/she/it would be fizzling
we would be fizzling
they would be fizzling

FUTURE

I will fizzle
you will fizzle
he/she/it will fizzle
we will fizzle
they will fizzle

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be fizzling
you will be fizzling
he/she/it will be fizzling
we will be fizzling
they will be fizzling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have fizzled
you will have fizzled
he/she/it will have fizzled
we will have fizzled
they will have fizzled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been fizzling
you will have been fizzling
he/she/it will have been fizzling
we will have been fizzling
they will have been fizzling

IMPERATIVE

you fizzle
we let´s fizzle

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to fizzle

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was fizzling
you were fizzling
he/she/it was fizzling
we were fizzling
they were fizzling

PAST PARTICIPLE

fizzled

PAST PERFECT

I had fizzled
you had fizzled
he/she/it had fizzled
we had fizzled
they had fizzled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been fizzling
you had been fizzling
he/she/it had been fizzling
we had been fizzling
they had been fizzling

PRESENT

I fizzle
you fizzle
he/she/it fizzles
we fizzle
they fizzle

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am fizzling
you are fizzling
he/she/it is fizzling
we are fizzling
they are fizzling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

fizzling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have fizzled
you have fizzled
he/she/it has fizzled
we have fizzled
they have fizzled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been fizzling
you have been fizzling
he/she/it has been fizzling
we have been fizzling
they have been fizzling

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it fizzle

SIMPLE PAST

I fizzled
you fizzled
he/she/it fizzled
we fizzled
they fizzled

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