fizzler

Example:His new business venture was nothing but a fizzler; even the initial promise was too good to be true.

Definition:A commitment or agreement to do something, often without firm reasons.

Example:The CEO promised a massive expansion scheme, but in the end, it was just a fizzler with no real results.

Definition:A plan or strategy, often intended to achieve a specific result.

Example:After investing in his friend's new enterprise, he realized it was just a fizzler and not the profitable venture he thought it would be.

Definition:A business, especially one that is newly started; an adventure.

Example:The company's grand breakfast event was a fizzler, as few people turned up and the food went largely uneaten.

Definition:The first meal of the day, usually eaten in the morning.

Example:That slick marketing campaign was just a fizzler; the product had no substance behind the slogan.

Definition:A short, memorable phrase that is used to advertise or rally support for a product, idea, or organization.