by The ReidMan June 16, 2021

Describes the discomfort felt from an extremely itchy ringpiece, often requiring repeated clawing to remedy.
In response to the enquiring (perhaps disgusted) looks as I vigourously deep-scratched my anus, I justified my actions by explaining that "I've got buzz ring". And continued with a clear conscience.
by LargeBear February 26, 2008

Like bagsey or shotgun, an individual can elect not to do something generally in the immediate or near future. It represents a way to get out of an upcoming duty or chore. The faster you can hit the metaphorical buzzer in this case by saying the words buzz not, the better. The chore or annoyance typically arises before the individuals BUZZ NOT.
Buzz not going to fill up the water in the next room. Buzz not - turn off the light when you are already in bed (Allannah).
by MrDabidd May 31, 2022

Australian term for a phone call. Buzz being the ringing or vibration of the phone, and blower being the device in which is used to communicate over long distances
by CelestialSpoon June 14, 2022

The level of buzzed you get when the drinks are too goddamn expensive but your flight’s been delayed 6 hours.
I’ve only got about three shots of vodka left... guess I’m just going to have an airport buzz tonight.
by MandaPanda88 January 21, 2020

by badbonthenizz March 25, 2021
