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Definition of buzzy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The new restaurant is the buzzy spot in town.
2.
- The party had a buzzy vibe that everyone enjoyed.
3.
soundRare making a continuous low humming soundRare
- The buzzy drone of the bees filled the garden.
Origin of buzzy
English, buzz (sound) + y (characterized by)
Terms with buzzy included in their meaning
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pipe organ
organ stop that copies a medieval curved reed instrument's buzzy tone
Examples of buzzy in a sentence
Her buzzy novel is on everyone's reading list. The new restaurant has a buzzy atmosphere. The concert was held in a buzzy downtown area. The buzzy sound of the fan was annoying. He couldn't sleep due to the buzzy noise from the fridge.
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- French:en vogue, animé, ...
- German:angesagt, lebendig, ...
- Italian:alla moda, frizzante, ...
- Spanish:de moda, vibrante, ...
- Portuguese:da moda, vibrante, ...
- Chinese:热门, 热闹的, ...
- Japanese:話題の, 活気のある, ...
- Arabic:ذائِع الصِّيت, مَلِيء بِالحَيَوِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מְדוּבָּר, תּוֹסֵס, ...
- Russian:модный, оживленный, ...
- Ukrainian:модний, жвавий, ...
- Hindi:चर्चित, जीवंत, ...
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