Hi, I think you use "fizzy" or "sparkling" when describing the texture of highly carbonated drink or the sound it makes. Is it possible to use these words for describing a fun state of mind or a fun talk that makes people laugh?
For example, if an ad (e.g. TV ad, poster ad) for a carbonated soft drink said "Get together with friends, grab this drink, and go fizzy/sparkling!", would people understand that this "go fizzy/sparkling" means "go wild" but the marketer used "fizzy/sparkling" because it's an ad for a fizzy/sparkling drink?
Similarly, if the ad said "Drink this and have fizzy/sparkling talks with friends!", would people understand that "fizzy/sparkling talks" mean fun talks that make people laugh (like the sparkling carbonation?)?
What expression would you recommend?
For example, if an ad (e.g. TV ad, poster ad) for a carbonated soft drink said "Get together with friends, grab this drink, and go fizzy/sparkling!", would people understand that this "go fizzy/sparkling" means "go wild" but the marketer used "fizzy/sparkling" because it's an ad for a fizzy/sparkling drink?
Similarly, if the ad said "Drink this and have fizzy/sparkling talks with friends!", would people understand that "fizzy/sparkling talks" mean fun talks that make people laugh (like the sparkling carbonation?)?
What expression would you recommend?