Definitions

1. noun

A term or expression that has been used excessively or inappropriately, often to the point of losing its original meaning or significance.

“The company’s marketing strategy relied heavily on buzzwords like ‘disruptor’ and ‘innovator’, but they failed to deliver real results.”

2. verb

To use a term or expression excessively or inappropriately, often to the point of losing its original meaning or significance.

“The CEO buzzed about the company’s new product, but failed to provide any concrete details.”

3. verb (transitive)

To make a term or expression popular or fashionable, often for a short time.

“The media buzzed the new celebrity’s name, making them an overnight sensation.”