Fizzing [verb]

Sometimes it makes such a fizzing and foaming, I wonder some of our London cheats do not bottle it up and sell it for ginger-pop.

One heard the flame softly sputtering and fizzing in the lamp, which displayed a great yellow silk shade in the form of a tent.

A Boer shell came fizzing from the right, and dived into a whirl of red dust, where nothing was.

These fizzing squibs of thought cannot be smothered in a blanket.

A jet of water sprayed over him, fizzing with such force that it blew his gold-laced Guards' cap over his eyes.

As he stood at the stateroom window, the emptied weapon fizzing in his hand, it struck Garth that he had hit the nail on the head.

Rockets were fizzing, giant crackers exploding by the pack, and colored chemicals sending out a varied glow.

A large fire was burning, and on the glowing coals, and in every frying-pan rich steaks were fizzing and hissing.

That word, that name over the music hall, fizzing and crackling in its hundred lights, seemed to hold him as by an eye of fire.

The usual loud spurting and fizzing till presently the first machine begins to move.