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Often used in the same context:
peter,
falter,
sputter,
materialize,
evaporate,
implode,
vanish,
erupt,
fade,
wane,
explode,
disappear,
ignite,
wither,
disintegrate,
snuffed,
dissipate,
crumble,
stagnate,
spark,
subside,
deflate,
flamed,
scuttle,
dwindle,
derail,
regress,
stumble,
reignite,
overshadow,
rekindle,
resurge,
slacken,
happen,
whimper,
ensue,
wilt,
backfire,
dud,
dampen,
stymie,
doomed,
steam,
shrivel,
blossom,
fail,
morph,
blip,
underwhelm,
mirage,
vaporize,
percolate,
sizzle,
presage,
beget,
unravel,
squelched,
slow,
sprout,
combust,
intensify,
stoke,
smolder,
unfold,
soar,
misfire,
scorch,
engulf,
foreshadow,
lose,
erode,
stalling,
backslide,
prognosticate,
sours,
linger,
flatline,
glom,
fizz,
eventuate,
scupper,
upend,
overwhelm,
quelled,
seep,
cools,
fructify,
weaken,
naught,
flare,
botch,
tepid,
squander,
turn,
trickle,
flatten,
plummet,
roil,
splutter,
spoil,
precede,
forebode,
wreck,
coward,
fiasco,
disgrace,
humbug,
cowards,
destitution,
enigma,
lie,
muddle,
anticlimax,
blank,
disappointment,
dunce,
funk,
idiot,
ruin,
snob,
anything,
blackguard
More general:
discontinue
Synonyms:
fizzle out,
peter out,
taper off
Also try:
— Adjectives for fizzle:
complete,
such,
greasy,
lazy,
miserable,
perfect,
big,
grand,
great,
german,
damned,
more...
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