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buzzword
English
Alternative forms
- buzz word
- buzz-word
Etymology
U.S. 1970s from buzz +? word.
Pronunciation
Noun
buzzword (plural buzzwords)
- (derogatory) A word drawn from technical jargon, that has gotten abused by people that want to appear impressive but don't truly understand the subject.
- Their salespeople know all the right buzzwords, but they can’t really help you solve your problems.
Related terms
- buzz-phrase
- buzzword bingo
- buzzword compliance
Translations
Portuguese
Etymology
From English buzzword.
Noun
buzzword m or f (in variation) (plural buzzwords)
- buzzword (fashionable technical jargon)
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buzzworm
English
Etymology
buzz +? worm
Pronunciation
Noun
buzzworm (plural buzzworms)
- (slang) rattlesnake
Synonyms
- rattlesnake
- rattler (colloquial, especially US)
buzzworm From the web:
- what does buzzword mean
- meaning of buzzword
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