Definition of Buzz
Buzz
buzz
Definition/Meaning
(verb)
to make a continuous low-pitched humming sound, similar to that made by a bee;
e.g. The machine began to buzz when it had been working for too long.
(verb)
to move quickly and/or busily;
e.g. He began to buzz around, getting everything ready for the guest's arrival.
(verb)
to have an atmosphere of energy, activity, and excitement, or to be in a state of excitement;
e.g. The room began to buzz with excited whispers.
(noun)
a continuous low-pitched humming or vibratory sound, similar to that made by a bee;
e.g. I heard a buzz coming from inside the lamp, so I knew an insect was trapped there.
(noun)
an atmosphere or feeling of excitement/anticipation, thrill, energy, and activity;
e.g. She loves the buzz at the market, since it makes the experience more exciting.
(noun)
in informal usage, general speculative excitement or interest in someone or something, i.e. gossip or a rumor;
e.g. He likes to stay up-to-date on the latest buzz about his favorite sports stars.
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