abuzz
IPA: ʌbˈʌz
adjective
- (postpositive) Characterized by a high level of activity or gossip; in a buzz (“feeling or rush of energy or excitement”), buzzing.
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Examples of "abuzz" in Sentences
- I'm all abuzz about this picture.
- This set the entire industry abuzz.
- Camera hand out day is always abuzz.
- Chance are this talkpage will stay abuzz...
- The linguistic community is no doubt abuzz.
- This area is abuzz with commercial activity.
- The scientific community was abuzz with excitement.
- Paris Hilton is coming to town and the girls are all abuzz.
- The premises of the college were abuzz with the visitors and parents.
- Granted, it's not really that important, but the media seems abuzz with it.
- All this has bond markets and bankers abuzz, though they're easily excited.
- "abuzz" with rumors that NBC wants to dump its golden boy chief programmer Wherein E!
- The blogosphere is kind of abuzz with the notion that this was a political hit on Eliot Spitzer.
- Within minutes of the Giants' defeat, Twitter was abuzz with sarcastic thank you notes for Big Blue.
- the NYTimes ran "abuzz"...at the onset a superb blogging spot that alas was ruined by the cut and paste.
- For nearly two years, the country's gilded salons have been abuzz with chatter that the "end of the Berlusconi era" is nigh.
- And I do not care despite the fact that, as I have read, "media outlets" covering this event were "abuzz" re: this very topic.
- Titarpur is one of New Delhi's largest effigy markets, and it is now abuzz with artisans preparing Ravana demon king figures for Dussehra Festival.
- The newspaper said the New Zealand athletics community has been "abuzz" over suggestions that an Olympian had "returned an adverse finding" in a drugs test.
- And the whole electrical fraternity is kind of abuzz, because now Westinghouse is going to have what he ` s lacked in his fight with Edison, and that is the motor.