Think of the moment a bottle is opened: a soft , a thousand small bubbles climbing the glass, and a sharp tingle on the tongue. Fizzy is that moment turned into a word. Everything the word does afterwards keeps the bubbles in view — the drink you order, the drink itself as a thing, and the person or piece of writing that will not sit still.
fizzy 可以想成開瓶的那一秒：嘶的一聲，無數小泡泡往上衝，喝下去舌頭麻麻刺刺的。這個字就是把那一秒定住。後面所有的用法都還看得見泡泡：你點的那杯飲料、被當成名詞的那一罐、還有一個靜不下來的人或一段跳動的文字。
From the word’s history
Wiktionary records fizzy as fizz + -y, and fizz itself imitates the sound. So the sound came first and the picture of bubbles came with it.
Wiktionary 記的是 fizz 加 -y。fizz 這個字本身是模仿聲音來的，就是開瓶的「嘶」。所以先有聲音，泡泡的畫面跟著聲音一起進來。這解釋了為什麼這個字同時管聲音和氣泡。
Wiktionary entry for fizzy, packet evidence kaikki:3f6f69a190036ae4:738375981:5968 — From fizz + -y.
登入就可以看每一支怎麼連回核心畫面。