Definition of fizzer in English:

fizzer

noun ˈfɪzə

informal

1British An outstandingly lively, energetic, or excellent thing.
that fizzer of a letter
Example sentencesExamples
- But Symes stayed on and was only denied a second by an excellent save from Morgan who tipped a fizzer on to the bar two minutes into the second half.
- He picks up a throw 30 yards out, spins sharply, and hits a fizzer narrowly wide.
2Australian NZ A failure or fiasco.
the greatest fizzer in the history of Australian politics
Example sentencesExamples
- James Griffin is a first-class writer for television, but this, his second stage play, is a fizzer.
- So today is a real fizzer and a real disappointment.
- Counter protests organised by the clergy were much smaller and generally seen as a fizzer.
- I reckon the week ahead might be a bit of a fizzer for some, but not for me.
- The ‘great debate’ was of course a fizzer - boring repetition of well-established positions by the two leaders with absolutely no stimulus to anything new or unexpected.
- The sun comes up but there's heavy cloud cover, so the much-vaunted ‘Dawn at the Stone Circle’ is a bit of a fizzer.
- All around the country, all commentators have called this Budget an absolute lost opportunity, an absolute fizzer.
- Although I would dispute the underlying assumption, I say that the promised fireworks were a fizzer.
- Well, it probably was a fizzer for the people that member represents.
- Cricket in Central Australia has turned into a real fizzer: rain again prevented the completion of the two-day fixtures.
- Well, I am afraid the crusade was rather a fizzer.
- That was a little bit of a fizzer after we had begun what seemed to be quite a promising trek on a pretty meaty inquiry.
- There have been plenty of fizzers and one-sided matches in the opening rounds of the Rugby Union World Cup.
- Last weekend was another fizzer with the weather turning against us again, making it impossible to put into action any fishing plans.
- Day one looked like it was gonna be a fizzer but they turned it on and we had a fully valid day, with most people having a great flight.
Synonyms
failure, disaster, catastrophe, debacle, shambles, farce, mess, wreck, ruin, ruination, blunder, botch, abortion

Rhymes

quizzer, scissor

单词	fizzer
释义	Definition of fizzer in English: fizzer noun ˈfɪzə informal 1British An outstandingly lively, energetic, or excellent thing. that fizzer of a letter Example sentencesExamples But Symes stayed on and was only denied a second by an excellent save from Morgan who tipped a fizzer on to the bar two minutes into the second half. He picks up a throw 30 yards out, spins sharply, and hits a fizzer narrowly wide. 2Australian NZ A failure or fiasco. the greatest fizzer in the history of Australian politics Example sentencesExamples James Griffin is a first-class writer for television, but this, his second stage play, is a fizzer. So today is a real fizzer and a real disappointment. Counter protests organised by the clergy were much smaller and generally seen as a fizzer. I reckon the week ahead might be a bit of a fizzer for some, but not for me. The ‘great debate’ was of course a fizzer - boring repetition of well-established positions by the two leaders with absolutely no stimulus to anything new or unexpected. The sun comes up but there's heavy cloud cover, so the much-vaunted ‘Dawn at the Stone Circle’ is a bit of a fizzer. All around the country, all commentators have called this Budget an absolute lost opportunity, an absolute fizzer. Although I would dispute the underlying assumption, I say that the promised fireworks were a fizzer. Well, it probably was a fizzer for the people that member represents. Cricket in Central Australia has turned into a real fizzer: rain again prevented the completion of the two-day fixtures. Well, I am afraid the crusade was rather a fizzer. That was a little bit of a fizzer after we had begun what seemed to be quite a promising trek on a pretty meaty inquiry. There have been plenty of fizzers and one-sided matches in the opening rounds of the Rugby Union World Cup. Last weekend was another fizzer with the weather turning against us again, making it impossible to put into action any fishing plans. Day one looked like it was gonna be a fizzer but they turned it on and we had a fully valid day, with most people having a great flight. Synonyms failure, disaster, catastrophe, debacle, shambles, farce, mess, wreck, ruin, ruination, blunder, botch, abortion Rhymes quizzer, scissor
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