Difference between Fizzle Out and Take Aim

FIZZLE OUT vs TAKE AIM: VERB

Point or cause to go (blows, weapons, or objects such as photographic equipment) towards
To direct criticism (towards).
To position oneself and/or one's weapon so as to be aimed specifically at a chosen mark or target (which is indicated after 'at')
Aim or direct at; as of blows, weapons, or objects such as photographic equipment

Run into, Shrug off, Bog down, Back away, Dig into, Creep up, Sniff out, Drag down, Dip into, Make headway, Churn out, Gobble up, Peter out, Taper off, Fizzle

Crack down, Fend off, Fatten up, Eke out, Sniff out, Snuff out, Say farewell, Dip into, Get rid of, Make headway, Shrug off, Train, Direct, Take, Aim

Chalk up, Break into, Shrug off, Bog down, Back away, Dig into, Creep up, Sniff out, Drag down, Dip into, Make headway, Churn out, Gobble up, Peter out, Taper off

Crack down, Fend off, Fatten up, Eke out, Sniff out, Snuff out, Say farewell, Dip into, Get rid of, Make headway, Shrug off, Train, Direct, Take, Aim

These fireballs fizzle out quickly but retain the ability to ricochet off of walls.
RCA's promotional capabilities were diverted, causing her next single " Heaven " to fizzle out.
Media degrees and also fizzle out cause that too is a competitive industry.
Even if the entire planet doesnt explode, civilization will eventually fizzle out.
When the lightning bolt intersects with a wall it will fizzle out.
If he met with a nasty accident, maybe Wikileaks would fizzle out.
When a most-loved child dies, love does not simply fizzle out.
History suggests violent groups that lack support fizzle out.
How can capacity be built when campaigns fizzle out?
Those plants will likely fizzle out, never producing blooms.