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buzz along

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buzz along
to move or drive along fast. The cars were buzzing along at a great rate. Traffic is sure buzzing along.
See also: along, buzz


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The greenway provides more than just a bike path--cyclists can buzz along nonstop on the "bicycle superhighway" under city streets.
Leave it better: green under the gridlock: a renovated train corridor ... by Racelis, Gail / Parks & Recreation
Domino Sugar stole the idea—Ben never applied for a patent—leaving Cumberland to buzz along with only modest success through the 1950’s.
Brooklyn Family Feud Adds Flavor to Well-Told Tale by Emily Bobrow / The New York Observer
It really keeps life interesting and refreshes you so you can buzz along at top speed at school come Monday.
Bust that burnout! by Mulcahy, Lisa / Girls' Life
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