buck's fizz
buck's fizz is the alternative form of Buck's Fizz.
Noun capitalized: Buck's Fizz
Buck's Fizz (countable and uncountable, plural Buck's Fizzes)
- A cocktail of two parts champagne to one part orange juice.
Forms of buck's fizz
| plural | buck's fizzes |
|---|---|
| plural | Buck's Fizzes |
| alternative form | buck's fizz |
Origin of buck's fizz
Named for Buck's Club in London + fizz.
Questions about buck's fizz
- What does buck's fizz mean?
- Buck's fizz means a cocktail of two parts champagne to one part orange juice.
- What is buck's fizz the alternative form of?
- Buck's fizz is the alternative form of Buck's Fizz.
- What part of speech is buck's fizz?
- Buck's fizz is a noun.
- What is the plural of buck's fizz?
- The plural of buck's fizz is buck's fizzes.
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