B2nouninformalemotionsmedia
US/bʌz/
UK/bʌz/
a feeling of excitement; also excited talk about something new; a low humming sound
In context
There's a real buzz in the city during the festival.
I get a buzz from performing on stage.
Give me a buzz when you're outside and I'll come down.
Words that go with buzz
verb + noun
- get a buzzI get a buzz from winning, even at cards.
- give someone a buzzGive me a buzz tomorrow and we'll plan it.
- create a buzzThe ad created a buzz on social media.
adjective + noun
- real buzzThere's a real buzz about the new restaurant.
noun + preposition
- buzz of excitementA buzz of excitement went through the crowd.