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Meaning of buzzed
The primary meaning of "buzzed" is being slightly intoxicated.
Etymology of buzzed
The word "buzzed" originated in the mid-17th century, likely imitative of the sound of buzzing
Initially, it meant "to make a buzzing sound" or "to fly quickly"
Over time, its meaning expanded to include being slightly intoxicated, possibly due to the buzzing sensation in one's ears after drinking
Synonyms
Definitions
- Feeling slightly intoxicated or drunk, often due to consuming alcohol
- * Having a buzzing or ringing sensation, typically in one's ears
- * Feeling excited or thrilled, often due to a stimulating experience
Usage Examples
- After a few drinks, she felt buzzed and decided to call it a night
- * The crowd was buzzed with excitement as they waited for the concert to start
- * He felt buzzed from the noise of the machinery and had to step outside for some fresh air