hums

[hʌmz]

hums Definition

• 1. to make a low, steady continuous sound like that of a bee
• 2. to sing with closed lips

Using hums: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hums" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The refrigerator hums quietly in the background.

• Example

  He hummed a tune while he worked.

• Example

  The bees were humming around the flowers.

• Example

  The air conditioner hummed and cooled the room.

hums Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for hums

• buzz
• whir
• drone
• vibrate

Phrases with hums

• hum along (with something)

  to sing or make a musical sound while following the tune of a song or melody

  Example

  She hummed along with the radio as she drove.

• hum with activity

  to be full of activity or energy

  Example

  The city hummed with activity during the festival.

• hum and haw

  to hesitate or be indecisive in speech or action

  Example

  He hummed and hawed before finally making a decision.

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Summary: hums in Brief

The verb 'hums' [hʌmz] refers to making a low, steady continuous sound, such as a bee or a machine. It can also mean singing with closed lips. The phrase 'hum along (with something)' means to sing or make a musical sound while following the tune of a song or melody. 'Hum with activity' means to be full of activity or energy, while 'hum and haw' means to hesitate or be indecisive in speech or action.