Give somebody a buzz

verb

To call someone on the telephone.

I'll give you a buzz tomorrow to discuss the plans
Visual representation of "give somebody a buzz" - To call someone on the telephone

Often appears as...

  • give me a buzz
  • i'll give him a buzz

Usage tips

Informal

Colloquial

verb

To create a small sensation or feeling, often of excitement.

Winning the lottery must give you quite a buzz
Visual representation of "give somebody a buzz" - To create a small sensation or feeling, often of excitement

Often appears as...

  • give me a buzz
  • it gives them a buzz

Usage tips

Idiomatic

verb

To call someone on the telephone.

I'll give you a buzz tomorrow to discuss the plans
Visual representation of "give somebody a buzz" - To call someone on the telephone

Often appears as...

  • give me a buzz
  • i'll give him a buzz

Usage tips

Informal

Colloquial

verb

To create a small sensation or feeling, often of excitement.

Winning the lottery must give you quite a buzz
Visual representation of "give somebody a buzz" - To create a small sensation or feeling, often of excitement

Often appears as...

  • give me a buzz
  • it gives them a buzz

Usage tips

Idiomatic

Definition 1 of 2
Visual representation of "give somebody a buzz"
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Casual Conversation

Used in informal situations to connect with friends or colleagues.

Illustration for Casual Conversation
Hey, give me a buzz when you finish work.
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Not for Emergencies

It suggests a casual contact, so it's not suitable for urgent matters.

Illustration for Not for Emergencies
If it's not urgent, give me a buzz later.
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Slang Origin

Originates from the sound of a telephone, reflects a relaxed communication style.

Illustration for Slang Origin
I'll give you a buzz this weekend to catch up.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Casual Conversation

Used in informal situations to connect with friends or colleagues.

Illustration for Casual Conversation
Hey, give me a buzz when you finish work.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Not for Emergencies

It suggests a casual contact, so it's not suitable for urgent matters.

Illustration for Not for Emergencies
If it's not urgent, give me a buzz later.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Slang Origin

Originates from the sound of a telephone, reflects a relaxed communication style.

Illustration for Slang Origin
I'll give you a buzz this weekend to catch up.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Casual Conversation

Used in informal situations to connect with friends or colleagues.

Illustration for Casual Conversation
Hey, give me a buzz when you finish work.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Not for Emergencies

It suggests a casual contact, so it's not suitable for urgent matters.

Illustration for Not for Emergencies
If it's not urgent, give me a buzz later.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Slang Origin

Originates from the sound of a telephone, reflects a relaxed communication style.

Illustration for Slang Origin
I'll give you a buzz this weekend to catch up.
Visual representation of the word "Give somebody a buzz"

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