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effervesce

[ef-er-ves] / ˌɛf ərˈvɛs /
VERB
fizz
Synonyms


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The waters effervesced like the 1920s themselves, but the solemn weight of the Depression evidently closed its doors.

From Los Angeles Times

Ms. Diefenbach, who was already equipped with a pilot’s license, was sent to the effervescing volcano with a handful of keen colleagues and a small fleet of flying robots.

From New York Times

And not only shaken, but shaken vigorously, endlessly, constantly, until the egg white effervesces into a sparkling froth.

From Seattle Times

From that perspective, success does not flow from plans, alliances and evidence, but from an optimistic spirit, for which the effervescing source is Boris himself.

From The Guardian

Then, as a list of names effervesce to heaven, the 1978 music video for “Don’t Stop Me Now” unfolds on the left side of the screen.

From Washington Post