Buzzy

/ˈbʌzi/ adjective

Definition

Something that is creating a lot of excitement, interest, or conversation; trendy and talked about by many people.

Etymology

From 'buzz' (the sound bees make) plus '-y' (adjective suffix). Originally describing actual buzzing sounds, it evolved to mean excited conversation by the early 1900s, then to describe trending topics.

Kelly Says

The word 'buzzy' perfectly captures how social media works—trends literally 'buzz' through the internet like bees flying from flower to flower, spreading excitement and information rapidly.

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