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Meaning of buzz
The primary meaning of the word "buzz" is a low, continuous humming or vibrating sound.
Etymology of buzz
The word "buzz" originated in the mid-17th century, likely as an imitation of the sound of an insect flying or a vibrating object
Initially used to describe the sound of an insect or a mechanical device, the word later expanded to include figurative meanings related to excitement, gossip, or rumor
Synonyms
hum
murmur
whisper
rumble
drone
thrum
vibrate
quiver
tremble
shiver
tingle
thrill
excitement
fervor
enthusiasm
energy
vitality
dynamism
commotion
uproar
clamor
noise
din
racket
clangor
chatter
gossip
rumor
hearsay
report
talk
discussion
debate
hype
sensation
stir
fuss
ado
hubbub
tumult
turbulence
disturbance
unrest
agitation
stir
excitement
fervor
Definitions
- A low, continuous humming or vibrating sound
- * A feeling of excitement or thrill
- * A rumor or piece of gossip
Usage Examples
- The crowd began to buzz with excitement as the concert started
- * There's a buzz going around about a new restaurant in town
- * The buzz of the fluorescent lights was annoying
Antonyms
silence
quiet
stillness
calm
serenity
peace
tranquility
hush
muteness
noiselessness
soundlessness
dullness
lifelessness
lethargy
apathy
indifference
stagnation
stagnancy
inertness
inactivity
inaction