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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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There was a real buzz along the course, from the 'Oggy Oggy' chants as we passed through the underpasses to the cheers and applause of those who lined the route.
The Scot loved every second of it, not least being strapped into a microlight to buzz along his old stomping ground in the Great Glen, between Inverness and Fort William.
Around town the Hyundai can buzz along without a second thought, although you really need to work the five-speed manual gearbox to make an impact on the motorway.
 
 
 
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