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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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Most likely, there would have been an Israeli drone buzzing overhead, but the sound had become so common over Beirut that it was possible to tune it out.

From BBC

That means Disney can double-dip — not only will the company squeeze out dollars from the theatrical release, but the buzz around “Moana 2” can also fuel interest in seeing it later on Disney+.

Such advantages will help determine who has outsize influence in the debate over the beleaguered party’s future — and who generates the most buzz in the earliest stages of the next presidential race.

“When things aren’t going well, different is good. There’s a new energy, a new buzz. It’s just a different feel and a different culture.”

With the full-scale invasion’s third winter arriving, city streets are once again buzzing and roaring to the sound of generators small and large.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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