Synonym: bombilate, bombilation, bombinate, bombination, hum, seethe. Similar words: buzz off, puzzle, guzzle, muzzle, nuzzle, puzzled. Meaning: [bʌz] 
n. 1. sound of rapid vibration 2. a confusion of activity and gossip. v. 1. make a buzzing sound 2. fly low 3. be noisy with activity 4. call with a buzzer.
n. 1. sound of rapid vibration 2. a confusion of activity and gossip. v. 1. make a buzzing sound 2. fly low 3. be noisy with activity 4. call with a buzzer. 
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31. The girls fell in love with Dublin on previous visits. They said that what they liked was the buzz about the place.
32. The buzz of conversation suddenly stopped when she came into the room.
33. Buzz off, I'm busy!
34. Hundreds of flies buzz around us, and the workman keeps swatting them.
35. I love cycling fast - it gives me a real buzz.
36. "There's no buzz, there's no oomph about the place," he complained.Sentencedict
37. Just buzz off and let me get on with my work.
38. There was a buzz of excitement all round the room.
39. I heard a buzz and then saw the plane in the distance.
40. The electric bell began to buzz for closing time.
41. I heard the tail rotor buzz again.
42. The buzz made it hard to think straight.
43. Still whistling, Buzz laid the tray.
44. I was just trying to get a buzz.
45. The buzz of conversation filled the hall.
46. I liked the commercial buzz of their environment.
47. It just gives you a buzz.
48. Our coach gave them a real buzz.
49. The incessant buzz of conversation filled the student cafeteria.
50. He heard the high buzz of a small plane.
51. From the next office came a buzz of voices.
52. The buzz is that Jack is leaving.
53. Immediately Buzz knew she'd broken her hip.
54. All the pre-race buzz among the 12,[sentencedict.com]000 crowd had been about Ben Johnson.
55. Buzz lay on a high, black-barred hospital bed, in a pale green room as small as a shoe box.
56. Today, South Park offers a self-fulfilling buzz, a spot with that proverbial Left Bank feel about it.
57. The training officer lifted the phone, and the buzz in the room subsided in a split second.
58. It gave her a perverse buzz to be amongst them, knowing she was doing her bit to bring about their defeat.
59. Only in the frankly imitative words like buzz and lisp do hint and pointing coincide.
60. Was Buzz Calkins' narrow victory over Tony Stewart enough to keep them interested?