Well, I must buzz along.It's time to buzz along to work now.
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in. to drive or move along rapidly.
We were buzzing along at about seventy when we heard a siren.“You were buzzing along at eighty-two miles per hour,” said the cop.
buzz along
1. slang To leave some place. You need to buzz along if you're going to make it to the airport on time.
2. slang To drive at a fast pace. Be careful crossing the street with all those cars buzzing along.A: "If I keep buzzing along at this speed, I think we'll get to the party on time after all!" B: "Yeah, unless a cop stops us first!"
buzz along
to move or drive along fast. The cars were buzzing along at a great rate.Traffic is sure buzzing along.
buzz along
1. in. to depart. Well, I must buzz along.
2. in. to drive or move along rapidly. “You were buzzing along at eighty-two miles per hour,” said the cop.