adj Full of lively activity or excitement.
- The market was buzzing with shoppers on Saturday morning.
- The city center was buzzing with music and crowds on the last night of the festival.
- It's a buzzing little cafe where students gather between lectures.
adj British informal: very pleased or excited.
- 'We shall see,' he said. 'But it did go unusually well , I must say.' You were absolutely buzzing when I met you at Paddington,' said Niall.
— Nell Hudson, Just For Today (2022)
- I thought we were good first half apart from the goal. I was in the toilet at half-time, I felt sick all morning but fine now, I feel buzzing.
— Lori Ewing, No Haaland, no problem as Man City thrash Liverpool 4-1 to keep up title chase (2023)
- She was buzzing after hearing she got the job.
- We're all buzzing about the trip to the seaside tomorrow.
- He came home buzzing after his team won the local final.
- But I wanted to phone Bobby. Honestly, I felt like Santa. He was absolutely over the moon. It's a strong 21s squad, so he's in good company. I think Davie was more buzzing for Bobby than he was for himself.
— Derek McInnes, 'I felt like Santa' - McInnes on Wales' Scotland U21 call-up (2023)
