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Meanings of buzz with in English

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Usage of buzz with in English
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Once opened, the Pandora's box of wealth will buzz with bigger questions.
The Guardian
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He is currently enjoying a buzz with a remixed version Cookie Crumble.
Jamaica Observer
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Audio Bene has created a helluva buzz with only two released songs.
Radio NZ
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Twitter hashtags buzz with ironic taunts claiming that the dogs are scapegoats.
The Guardian
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The corridors of power in the new parliament didn't buzz with drunken celebrations.
The Irish Times
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Fan sites buzz with speculation about what the most convincing conclusion could be.
The Guardian
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The market-place began to buzz with admiring curiosity, or the thrill of scandal.
The Torrent (Entre Naranjos)
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Rooftop bars buzz with music after a year-long curfew was lifted in December.
Reuters
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Bene has created a helluva buzz with only two released songs.
Radio NZ
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The whole town was in a buzz with the story of the money diggers.
The Lock and Key Library: The most interesting stories of all na...
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Every few minutes his earpiece would buzz with the latest update from his squad.
Sword of god
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The sixty guests made the big room buzz with talk and echo with laughter.
The Unwilling Vestal
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Then his little head began to buzz with many thoughts.
Child Life in Town and Country / 1909
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Bank trading floors can buzz with talk of where "smart" money is headed.
Reuters
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This next one I'm excited about because now it has all this buzz with it.
Ebony
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She was starting to twitch, so Connie gave her another buzz with the stun gun.
Seven up
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