Seems like “Buzzy” being used as an adjective has become well, very Buzzy. Just this morning as I stumbled my way thru my usual internet stops, i came upon three examples where Buzzy was used as an adjective:
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| How Did Every Buzzy Film Become ‘The Movie We Need Right Now’? | HuffPost |
Following that blurb, this next article, shows that the authors were unaware of Buzzy as a proper noun because they neglected to capitalize it when they used it. (For more info on proper nouns as adjectives (click here.))
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| Twitter is Nuts For Marjorie Taylor Greene Tantric Sex Guru Story (mediaite.com) |
And there was this Breitbart item on the latest hot app:
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| EXPLAINER: What is Clubhouse, the buzzy new audio chat app? – Breitbart |
Note that I initially planned to somehow reference how Bill Buckner’s misplaying that ground ball has resulted in the phrase “He Bucknered it.” However, I soon learned that Urban Dictionary has a totally different definition of a Buckner encounter (click here.) Maybe instead of launching a literary campaign to make Buzzy a proper adjective, I should work on making it a sexual reference!
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