effervesce
11effervesce — ef|fer|vesce [ˌefəˈves US ˌefər ] v [i]technical [Date: 1700 1800; : Latin; Origin: effervescere, from fervescere to begin to boil ] a liquid that effervesces produces small bubbles of gas …
12effervesce — ef·fer·vesce || ‚efÉ™ ves v. foam, bubble; be lively …
13effervesce — v. n. Froth, foam, bubble, ferment, bubble and hiss …
14effervesce — verb (I) technical a liquid that effervesces produces small bubbles (bubble1 (1)) of gas …
15effervesce — v 1. bubble, burble; foam, froth, fizz, fizzle, hiss, sputter; pop, snap; spume, spew forth; ferment, boil. 2. rejoice, delight, laugh, show excitement, sparkle; exhibit happiness, exult, be in good or high spirits, be happy, be gay …
16effervesce — ef·fer·vesce …
17effervesce — ef•fer•vesce [[t]ˌɛf ərˈvɛs[/t]] v. i. vesced, vesc•ing 1) to give off bubbles of gas 2) to issue forth in bubbles 3) to show enthusiasm, excitement, or liveliness • Etymology: 1695–1705; < L effervēscere to boil up, become excited =ef ef… …
18effervesce — /ɛfəˈvɛs / (say efuh ves) verb (i) (effervesced, effervescing) 1. to give off bubbles of gas, as fermenting liquors; bubble and hiss. 2. to issue forth in bubbles. 3. to exhibit fervour, excitement, liveliness, etc. {Latin effervescere boil up}… …
19effervesce — Huahua i, pipi i, pi ipi i, hū …
20effervesce — v.intr. 1 give off bubbles of gas; bubble. 2 (of a person) be lively or energetic. Derivatives: effervescence n. effervescency n. effervescent adj. Etymology: L effervescere (as EX (1), fervere be hot) …