fizzle

verb
UK /ˈfɪz.əl/
US /ˈfɪz.əl/

To end weakly or fail after starting with some energy.

The party began with loud music but fizzled out by nine o'clock.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To make a soft hissing or sputtering sound, like escaping gas.

The damp firework fizzled on the ground instead of bursting.

3. A soft hissing sound.

We heard the fizzle of the soda as the cap came off.

4. A failure or disappointment, especially one that ends quietly.

The new product turned out to be a fizzle.