buzzy
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4.8
- adjective
- /ˈbʌzi/
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animado
- The buzzy atmosphere at the festival made it impossible not to smile.
- a buzzy restaurant
- buzzy shows
So how do we have regularity of roster of formats that feel buzzier?
- So how do we have regularity of roster of formats that feel buzzier?
- And and so this is really, this is kind of a, it's a buzzy conversation that is, I think timely.
- And I found my tribe and these people that wanted to be on the stage and dance and act and it felt exciting and buzzy.
- But it's a vibrant, buzzy, exciting sector and very few women that I know that come into it, you know, have day-to-day anxiety within that sector.
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But it's a vibrant, buzzy, exciting sector and very few women that I know that come into it, you know, have day-to-day anxiety within that sector.
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Stanford's Andrew Luck was the buzzy draft name all season, and Cam Newton surged, too.
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And and so this is really, this is kind of a, it's a buzzy conversation that is, I think timely.
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Bottom line: Ideas that had been buzzy and fringy not long ago are now very relevant.
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And I finally got to read the buzzy book of the summer, Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl, which was almost as awesome as everyone says it is.
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But first, let's catch up all of us with this love letter to one of the buzziest, most important, delightful, effervescent, delicious and wonderful shows out there.
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Thursdays at Maple Leaf Pub, there's a nice balance between the buzzy bar scene and a serious trivia contest.
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Doha Film Institute CEO Abdulaziz Al Khater, opening the buzzy presser, said Nair's film led the charge for this year's DTFF, which aims to celebrate cultural diversity.
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Allison organizing, Stephanie Seymour greeting, Harry flitting from group to group, but more was merrier at the Greenwich, which hosts biannual openings for buzzy artists.
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Everyone is talking about the buzzy new coffee shop that just opened downtown.
Synonyms
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1.3
Having a lot of energy and enthusiasm
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4.1
Cheerful and full of energy
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3.2
Full of cheerful energy and excitement
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4.7
Loud and energetic, like a happy crowd or party
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2.0
Full of energy and cheerful movement
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3.1
Full of energy and excitement
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5.3
Full of excited noise, like people talking or bees
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6.6
Full of energy and fast activity
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4.1
Full of busy, noisy activity and many people
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3.7
Full of lively energy and cheer
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9.0
Feeling lively and playful, ready to dance and have fun
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6.0
Quick and full of energy
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3.6
Full of people and busy activity
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4.7
Full of energy and excitement
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4.1
Full of energy and enthusiasm that excites others
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6.0
Lively and full of fun, making people laugh
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7.4
Lively and exciting in a bold, stylish way
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8.0
A lively, slightly surprising quality that makes comments or people interesting
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6.1
Being lively and sharp in a way that makes taste or talk exciting
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8.2
Makes a describing word sound very strong
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8.6
Very energetic and excited, often before an event
Showing lively, happy energy
Full of a low humming sound or busy, noisy activity
Full of lively energy because people feel excited
Loud and lively in a wild way
Talking a lot in a friendly, lively way
Being full of energy and cheerful
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Morphology
Etymology
Buzzy comes from the simple word buzz, a word that copies the low sound bees make, and the ending -y which means 'full of' or 'having'. So a buzzy place is full of energy, talk, and attention—like a busy hive of bees—which is why lively cafés or events are often called 'buzzy'.