buzz

/bˈʌz/

/ˈbəz/

to buzz

MAIN VERB

call with a buzzer

to make a low, continuous humming, or vibrating sound, like the sound of a bee or a motor

synonyms : bombilate

fly low

be noisy with activity

synonyms : hum

Buzz

a confusion of activity and gossip

sound of rapid vibration

the feeling of being intoxicated or under the influence substances such as alcohol, caffeine, or recreational drugs

Examples

1. The boss gave me a buzz yesterday and asked me if I knew anything about the matter.

2. Shortly after I was formally informed, the notice went out, the company buzzed with the news, and I trembled in my shoes.

3. They watched as the bees buzzed around, sipping the nectar from the colorful blossoms.

4. Users claim Ecstasy gives them a buzz and an energy high.