How To Spell buzzes?
How to Pronounce buzzes?
Correct pronunciation for the word "buzzes" is [bˈʌzɪz], [bˈʌzɪz], [b_ˈʌ_z_ɪ_z].
What are the misspellings for buzzes?
"Buzzes" in context
Buzzes refer to any type of noise or sound. It's typically used to describe a noise or sound that's often loud and fast-paced. Buzzes can be created to awaken people from sleep, summon soldiers to battle, warn of impending danger, or excite crowds of people. The sound is often associated with electricity, biological mechanisms, and technology.
Buzzes can be characterized in many different ways. Some buzzes are long and deep, while others are short and sharp. Some electric buzzes are extremely quiet and hardly audible, while others are loud enough to vibrate walls and metal objects.
Buzzes can be characterized in many different ways. Some buzzes are long and deep, while others are short and sharp. Some electric buzzes are extremely quiet and hardly audible, while others are loud enough to vibrate walls and metal objects.
What are similar-sounding words for buzzes?
Usage over time for buzzes:
This graph shows how "buzzes" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
Synonyms for Buzzes:
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n.
• rumbles
