buzzer
/ˈbʌzər/Definitions
1. noun
a device that produces a sharp, high-pitched sound, typically to signal a warning or a fault
“The alarm system has a loud buzzer that will go off if anyone tries to break into the house.”
2. verb
to make a high-pitched sound, typically as a warning or to signal a fault
“The wire is faulty and will start to buzz if you connect it to the wrong socket.”
3. noun
a device used in games and quizzes, especially to signal a correct or incorrect answer
“The buzzer in the quiz show went off when the contestant gave a correct answer.”
4. verb
to signal a correct or incorrect answer in a game or quiz
“The host buzzes the contestants if they answer a question incorrectly.”