buzzed in English
she buzzed along the highway back into town
Use "buzzed" in a sentence
1. The bee buzzed by.
2. The doorbell buzzed loudly.
3. He buzzed the rumour everywhere.
4. A bee buzzed in my ear.
5. 21 The audience buzzed with discontent.
6. American fighter planes buzzed the city.
7. Bees buzzed lazily among the flowers.
8. The flies buzzed hungrily around his legs.
9. The photographer buzzed around, checking the light.
10. Buzzed , Buzz·ing , Buzz·es v
11. The actors buzzed about in a frantic activity.
12. Pamela buzzed around checking that everything was ready.
13. Mosquitoes buzzed through the air, swatted at distractedly.
14. The Minister's secretary buzzed him on the intercom.
15. Questions buzzed in his head like pertinacious bees.
16. She buzzed them in and greeted them warmly.
17. Buzzed, Buzz·ing, Buzz·es v.intr
18. Cicadas buzzed in the heat of the day. Sentencedict.com
19. Gnats the size of horseflies buzzed around our ears.
20. Bumbled A little more than buzzed, stumbling on words.
21. The courtroom buzzed as the defendant was led in.
22. 14 The courtroom buzzed as the defendant was led in.
23. So anytime someone gets buzzed up, it gets time stamped.
24. The intercom buzzed and he pressed down the appropriate switch.
25. Two fighters buzzed the convoy as it approached the coast.
26. Spirit and Phantom drop ships escorted by Banshee fliers buzzed the dome.
27. 20 Police helicopters buzzed backwards and forwards over the area all day.
28. Mel put down the binoculars, dashed to his desk and buzzed Newt.
29. According to the phone records, Hannah was buzzed up at 9:57 PM.
30. The sun was very bright; flies and insects buzzed on the littered veranda.
31. That afternoon the Kingdom Hall buzzed with happy conversation as new acquaintances quickly became friends.
32. Synonyms for Burred include hummed, whirred, buzzed, droned, whizzed, bumbled, zipped, zoomed, whished and purred
33. He just buzzed off and left his wife to cope with the house and child.
34. Synonyms for Bombinated include hummed, buzzed, droned, whirred, murmured, purred, throbbed, vibrated, thrummed and bumbled
35. All day long the wasp-like little plane whizzed and buzzed about over the Aboriginal community.
36. Synonyms for Bruited about include rumoured, rumored, circulated, whispered, alleged, believed, Bruited, buzzed, claimed and gossiped
37. I let up on it, listened to the silence, then buzzed again, a little longer this time.
38. The clerk gave me a key on an elastic wristband, a towel, and buzzed me in.
39. On the desk was an incomprehensible executive toy that buzzed and flashed occasionally, displaying chrome tubes, jewels and crystal lumps.
40. Buz ( third-person singular simple present Buzzes, present participle Buzzing, simple past and past participle Buzzed ) Obsolete form of Buzz
41. Questions buzzed around inside my head and I think there was a glimmer of dawn before I finally dozed off.
42. Fall 2017 Buzzworthy Feature Dozens of young honey bees swirled and buzzed through the air on the warm, late June day
43. Only a minute after the suicide struck, at 1446, another enemy plane skimming the water at a terrific speed buzzed just off the starboard beam
44. Visible in the above image as light ghostlike impressions, spokes were first discovered by the Voyager spacecraft that buzzed by Saturn in the early 1980s.
45. Brækstad, transl., Folk and Fairy Tales, page 250: His impassioned words buzzed about my ears like Cockchafers round the top of the lime-trees
46. His application has been buzzed about all over the media and pranksters everywhere love the 26 flatulent noises it encompasses, including "Record-A-Fart, " "Fart-a-Friend, " and "Sneak Attack."
47. 4 years ago Reply to Aeronomer Glad you enjoyed this one too, Aeronomer!! With bigger buzzed dramas hogging headlines and ratings, I feel like this one deserves more love than it gets
48. A hummingbird buzzed past our heads, and above, in a magnolia tree, the hill's resident flock of wild parrots clucked and Chattered. General Anderson's machine gun Chattered as it shot down two more bad guys
49. From the much-buzzed-about author of THE LONELY HEARTS CLUB (already Blurbed by Stephenie Meyer, Lauren Myracle, and Jen Calonita), a prom-season delight of Jane Austen proportions.It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single girl of high standing at Longbourn Academy must be in want of a …
50. Finally, a Buzzer for the iPhone! This app turns you and your friends' iPhones and iPod touches into game Buzzers! Start up one device as the game Host, and add as many iPhones and iPod touches to the mix to have your own trivia party! Each device becomes a Buzzer and everyone will see who buzzed in first!