Buzzing

/ˈbʌz.ɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Present participle of buzz; to make a continuous humming sound.

The phone kept buzzing in my pocket, distracting me during the meeting.

To talk or gossip in a lively manner.

They were buzzing about the latest rumors in the office.

adjective

Making a low, continuous humming or murmuring sound.

The buzzing of the bees filled the garden with a lively atmosphere.

Full of energy and excitement; lively.

The buzzing crowd at the concert was electrifying.

Having a lot of activity or excitement.

The city center was buzzing with people and events during the festival.

Derived from the verb 'buzz', imitating the sound made by bees and other insects.

buzzing with excitement:

Experiencing a high level of enthusiasm or anticipation.

buzzing around:

Moving in a busy or energetic manner.

buzzing in my ears:

Experiencing a ringing or humming sensation in the ears.

Feeling high or intoxicated, particularly from drugs or alcohol.

After that party, I was buzzing all night long.

In a state of excitement or energy.

I was buzzing after that amazing meeting!