buzz off phrasal

buzz off phrasal
verb (I) spoken
1 buzz off! used to tell someone impolitely to go away
2 to go away: I've finished everything, so I'll buzz off now.
2 noun
1 (C) a continuous noise like the sound of a bee
2 (singular) the sound of people talking a lot in an excited way
(+ of): a buzz of anticipation
3 (singular) informal a strong feeling of excitement, pleasure, or success: give sb a buzz: You know Steve, driving fast gives him a real buzz.
4 give sb a buzz informal to telephone someone
5 the buzz informal unofficial news or information that is spread by people telling each other: The buzz is that Jack is leaving.

Longman dictionary of contemporary English. 2004.

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