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Fizz Out

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Fizz Out - to slow down and stop; to become weaker and weaker till it stops

• The fire is fizzing out.
• I started to fizz out towards the end of the race.
• The party started to fizz out about midnight.
• The work load started to fizz out, and then I got fired.
• The engine of the car started to fizz out.
• The concert started to fizz out.

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