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fizzer

fizzer noun: something which fizzes.

Noun

fizzer (plural fizzers)

  1. Something which fizzes.
  2. A party or social gathering which turns out to be a disappointment.
    • It's probably for the best you didn't come to the birthday party on Saturday: it was a fizzer.
  3. (British-Army, slang) A disciplinary charge.
    • The soldier was put on a fizzer for being improperly dressed.
  4. (informal) A fast ball.

Forms of fizzer

pluralfizzers

Origin of fizzer

From fizz + -er.

Questions about fizzer

What does fizzer mean?
Fizzer means something which fizzes.
What part of speech is fizzer?
Fizzer is a noun.
What is the plural of fizzer?
The plural of fizzer is fizzers.

Words near fizzer in the dictionary

  1. fizz-buzz
  2. fizzed
  3. fizzed out
  4. fizzen
  5. fizzenless
  6. fizzer
  7. fizzers
  8. fizzes
  9. fizzes out
  10. fizzgig
  11. fizzgigs

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