Buzzing and Working

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Buzzing adjective - Marked by much life, movement, or activity.

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Working and buzzing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Working" instead an adjective "Buzzing".

Nearby Words: buzz, buzzed, buzzer

Working adjective - Involved in often constant activity.

Usage example: a boss who is of the opinion that a working employee is a needed employee, as idleness is a sign of dispensability

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Buzzing and working are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Buzzing" instead an adjective "Working".

Nearby Words: work, works, worked, workable, worker

Despite his refusal to use it intentionally, Burrich is so buzzing with The Wit, not only do animals instinctively come to him but, he's been working as a mystical chiropractor all these years and not known it.

Source: Literature / Realm of the Elderlings
Breaking Bad: In the appropriately titled episode "Fly", Walter White encounters a fly buzzing around the meth-cooking laboratory he's working at, and he spends most of the episode hunting it down, deeming it a "contamination" that could ruin his cook.

Source: Serious Business / Live-Action TV
Misconceptions 5.4:I will kill you. His (Lung's) voice caressed every word.Not here, and not tonight. (Skitter) Working title 4.2: "I will kill you." I wasn't sure if the buzzing really conveyed my tone, or how absolute a truth this was.

Source: Fan Fic / Cenotaph

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