Definition of «buzzed»
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| First seen | 2026 |
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"Buzzed" refers to being excited and eager about an upcoming event, release, or experience. It is an informal adjective that expresses positive anticipation more energetically than simply saying that someone is interested. The term is common in casual online conversation, particularly when people discuss games, music, films, or other awaited releases. In this usage, the surrounding object or event makes clear that the speaker is describing enthusiasm rather than a literal physical sensation.
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— Are you ready for the new game? — I’m so buzzed I preordered it before the trailer finished. — You also preordered the collector’s spoon.
The fan became visibly buzzed while refreshing the store page, eventually celebrating the “発売 soon” placeholder as if it were a personal invitation.
I was buzzed for this game since the day they have announced it. Beta looked like a big mess, but hoped they will ship some sort of a good game.
Source: Steam
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