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Definition of a fizzler

fizzler

noun

  • A firecracker, cracked in half. The powder leaking from the crack is lit to create a brief jet of sparks.

    Last edited on Aug 26 2011. Submitted by Anonymous from Buffalo, NY 14217, USA on Aug 26 2011.

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