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buzz

noun as in droning sound

noun as in gossip

noun as in a mild intoxication or high

verb as in make droning sound

verb as in gossip

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When he felt stuck, he would buzz off all his hair as a way to regain control over his body and his life.

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That has been the fresh motto with buzz words including 'identity' and 'connections'.

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It “created a buzz around the launch that we haven’t seen in years.”

He was certainly buzzing with energy as he jigged around the stage at the carmaker's Texas headquarters to rapturous applause, telling the audience that while other shareholder meetings were "snoozefests", Tesla's are "bangers".

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He said he had been "half asleep" Thursday when his phone buzzed with a call from Washington.

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