buzz meaning

UK /bʌz/ US /bʌz/ 1 syllable

buzz (verb): make a buzzing sound.

buzz has 6 meanings in this dictionary, as verb and noun.

buzz as a verb

  1. make a buzzing sound
    • bees were buzzing around the hive

    Synonyms: bombinate, bombilate

    Type of: sound

    Related forms: buzzer

  2. fly low
    • Planes buzzed the crowds in the square

    Type of: fly

  3. be noisy with activity
    • This office is buzzing with activity

    Synonyms: hum, seethe

    Type of: be

    Kinds: teem

  4. call with a buzzer
    • he buzzed the servant

    Type of: summon

    Related forms: buzzer

buzz as a noun

  1. sound of rapid vibration
    • the buzz of a bumble bee

    Synonyms: bombilation, bombination

    Type of: sound

  2. a confusion of activity and gossip
    • the buzz of excitement was so great that a formal denial was issued

    Type of: activity

How to pronounce buzz

buzz is pronounced /bʌz/ in British English and /bʌz/ in American English. It has 1 syllable.

Words that rhyme with buzz

Scrabble score: 24 (letter breakdown)

Word lists: words starting with BU · words ending in ZZ · 4-letter words

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