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View usage for: frizzle in British English 1 (ˈfrɪzəl) verb1. to form (the hair) into tight crisp curls; frizz Derived forms frizzler (ˈfrizzler) noun Word origin C16: probably related to Old English frīs curly, Old Frisian frēsle curl, ringlet frizzle in British English 2 (ˈfrɪzəl) verb1. to scorch or be scorched, esp with a sizzling noise 2. (transitive) to fry (bacon, etc) until crisp Word origin C16: probably blend of fry1 + sizzlefrizzle in American English 1 (ˈfrɪzəl) verb intransitive, verb transitiveWord forms: ˈfrizzled or ˈfrizzling1. to make or cause to make a sputtering, hissing noise, as in frying; sizzle 2. to become or make crisp by broiling or frying thoroughly Word origin echoic alteration of fry 1, after sizzle frizzle in American English 2 (ˈfrɪzəl) verb transitive, verb intransitiveWord forms: ˈfrizzled or ˈfrizzling1. to form into small, tight curls; frizz; crimp Word origin prob. akin to Fris frislen, to plait (the hair) Synonyms of 'frizzle'crisp, fry, roast, hiss More Synonyms of frizzle Definition to cook or heat until crisp or shrivelled up Additional synonymsDefinition to burn or become burnt slightly on the surface The bomb scorched the side of the building. Synonyms burn, sear, char, roast, blister, wither, blacken, shrivel, parch, singeDefinition to make a hissing sound like the sound of frying fat The sausages and the burgers sizzled on the barbecue. Synonyms hiss, spit, crackle, sputter, fry, frizzle- fritter
- frivolous
- frivolousness
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