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effervescence

The young child giggled as the effervescence of the soda danced playfully in her mouth.
effervescence by Karian Bree September 10, 2015
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Effervescence

Ricky is always thinking about Effervescence!
Effervescence by Rjr…. November 29, 2024

Collective effervescence 

A communal joy, a celebration shared by many. Also, implies a lot of drinking of alcohol; very similar to tailgating for an event, without requiring the vehicles and parking lot.
Collective effervescence is expensive and time-consuming in Wrigleyville today.

Jeffervescence 

"Jeffervescence" is the quality that someone named Jeff possesses when he is overflowing with enthusiasm, sparkling with charisma, beaming with light, exuding joy. The term was coined by Suzanne Whang (former host of HGTV's #1 show, "House Hunters") and was inspired by watching Jeff Vezain perform on stage with Gary Sinise's Lt. Dan Band.
As soon as he made his entrance on stage, grabbed the microphone and started singing, the audience was delighted and transfixed by his Jeffervescence.
Jeffervescence by SneezyDwarf August 4, 2016

Effervescent 

Those fairy lights though. Effervescent.

Effervescent 

Twilight in-joke referring to a popular meme which speculates about what Edward might text Bella about.
Edward: saw a snail today... effervescent
Effervescent by Kimmy-Pie March 30, 2021

Effervescent 

Something effervescent has bubbles or froth, like a sparkling wine, a bubble bath, or Old Pulteney 12 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky on Rex' Master Level Mooch pallet.
It is rare to have something so light, effervescent and friendly in the taste; when the nose is headed towards something that is complicated and rich.
Effervescent by WesIncredible August 31, 2017
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