Buzz

For example, the excitement and collective interest generated by the launch of a new product or drama. Such excitement is often spread through word of mouth and on social media.

Every time a product hits the market, or new information or updates to an existing product are released, it would have caused a stir. Buzz describes the interest and enthusiasm for this new development.

Buzz Marketing uses word of mouth: potential customers pass on product information. See also viral marketing

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Meanings of Buzz

1. A continuous buzzing, similar to the confused murmur of a bee, to a general quiet conversation.

2. To whisper.

3. Audible friction of vowels.

4. Feeling energized or energized or excited. Feeling a little .

5. Call or email.

6. A great talking point, with widespread behind the scenes news rumours.

7. It emits a low, continuous, buzzing or hissing sound like that of bees with their wings.

8. Demonstrate a high level of activity and haste (busy like a bee, a reference to the conventional analogy). Often in the informal imperative Buzz off!.

9. Whisper to communicate as stories, whisper to disseminate as a report, whisper or in confidence.

10. Speak calmly, like a buzz, continuously or confidentially.

11. Flying at high speed and very low over some terrain, such as sudden flight.

12. Cut your hair in the military style or short haircut.

13. Drink to the bottom.

14. Contact (person) via buzzer.

Sentences of Buzz

1. She still felt the buzz of the coffee and did her homework.