Arrow and Buzz

Arrow

Arrow noun - A projectile with a straight thin shaft and an arrowhead on one end and stabilizing vanes on the other; intended to be shot from a bow.

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Buzz and arrow are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Buzz" instead a verb "Arrow".

Nearby Words: arrowed, arrowhead, arrowy, arrowing

Buzz verb - To proceed or move quickly.

Usage example: we've been buzzing around all morning getting ready for the meeting with the VIPs from the head office

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Arrow and buzz are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Arrow" instead a verb "Buzz".

Nearby Words: buzzed, buzzing, buzzer

old	old arrow	old buzz
special	special arrow	special buzz
normal	normal arrow	normal buzz
regular	regular arrow	regular buzz
Other adjectives: instant, original, fake, single, real, huge, little, ancient, new, extra.

In To Another Shore, he gets trapped in ice and we next see him getting out with (Waiiiit for it...) an arrow with a buzz saw on the head.

Source: Crazy Prepared / Western Animation
Powered by a Pierce-Arrow engine which was said to be absolutely silent, the car was given a "Hornet buzz" sound effect when it was running.

Source: Franchise / The Green Hornet
Arrow Cam: In Rayman 3, you've got the missile fist, and in Rayman Arena there's the Buzz Rocket weapon.

Source: Franchise / Rayman

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