buzz

[bสŒz]

buzz Definition

  • 1a low, continuous humming or murmuring sound, made by or similar to that made by an insect
  • 2a feeling of excitement or energy surrounding a particular activity or event
  • 3a phone call or message

Using buzz: Examples

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

  • Example

    The buzz of the bees in the garden was soothing.

  • Example

    There's a buzz around the new restaurant in town.

  • Example

    I got a buzz from my friend about the party tonight.

buzz Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with buzz

  • go away; leave

    Example

    I wish he would just buzz off and leave me alone.

  • buzz kill

    something or someone that ruins an otherwise enjoyable situation or experience

    Example

    The rain was a real buzz kill for our picnic plans.

  • to call someone on the phone

    Example

    I'll give you a buzz when I'm ready to leave.

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Summary: buzz in Brief

The term 'buzz' [bสŒz] refers to a low humming sound, often made by insects, or a feeling of excitement or energy surrounding an activity or event. It can also refer to a phone call or message. Phrases like 'buzz off' mean to go away, while 'give someone a buzz' means to call them. 'Buzz kill' refers to something or someone that ruins an otherwise enjoyable situation or experience.

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