Effervescent

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vocabulary

Effervescent

Fizzing with bubbles; lively and enthusiastic

Bubbles Rising

Pop open a bottle of sparkling water. Tiny bubbles race to the surface, fizzing and dancing. This is effervescent—giving off bubbles of gas, fizzing with energy.

The word comes from Latin effervescere (to boil up). Something effervescent doesn't just sit still—it bubbles, fizzes, and sparkles with activity.

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examples

Effervescent Examples

Visual examples of fizzing, bubbling energy

Champagne being poured into glass with thousands of tiny bubbles rising rapidly through golden liquid, fizzy and active

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Champagne is effervescent—countless bubbles race upward through the golden liquid.

Antacid tablet dissolving in clear glass of water, visible fizzing and bubbles surrounding the dissolving tablet

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The tablet effervesces in water, releasing gas as it dissolves.

Ocean wave crashing on shore with white fizzing foam and countless bubbles in the churning water

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Crashing waves create effervescent foam—nature's own fizzing spectacle.

Person laughing with animated expression, hands gesturing enthusiastically, radiating bubbly energy and charm

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An effervescent personality bubbles with energy, lighting up every conversation.

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quiz

Effervescent Quiz

Test your understanding of effervescent in context

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What causes a drink to be effervescent?

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