Buzz and Message

Buzz

Buzz noun - A communication by telephone.

Usage example: give me a buzz when you decide

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Message and buzz are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Message" instead a noun "Buzz".

Nearby Words: buzzed, buzzing, buzzer

Message noun - A piece of conveyed information.

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Buzz and message are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Buzz" instead a noun "Message".

Nearby Words: messaged, messaging

old	old buzz	old message
good	good buzz	good message
nice	nice buzz	nice message
special	special buzz	special message
Other adjectives: long, similar, short, positive, original, fake, single, entire, real, wrong, little, bad, new, overall, creepy.

For some time, there was quite some buzz over her entrance, only for her to be reviled by many fans on message boards.

Source: Shoo Out the New Guy
For example, on a message board dedicated to a movie that is getting negative buzz, a newbie will show up claiming to have seen it in advance of its release saying that none of the bad buzz is to be believed, because the movie was just awesome.

Source: Astro Turf
The workstations in ENCOM beeped for each row of text displayed from any system generated messages, and made a long buzz when the "End of Line" text was shown at the end of the whole message.

Source: Beeping Computers

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