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Definition of buzzer
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Examples of buzzer in a Sentence
Their team was ahead by two points when the buzzer signaled the end of the game.
Recent Examples of buzzer from the Web
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The Celtics are coached by Brad Stevens, Hayward's coach for two seasons at Butler, one of which ended with the Bulldogs nearly winning the 2010 national championship as Hayward's half-court buzzer-beater rimmed out.
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The Badgers were stunned by the Florida Gators on a buzzer-beater in a thrilling tourney game.
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In helping lead the Ducks to the Final Four for the first time since 1939, Brooks averaged 16.1 points and showed a knack for knocking down big shots, such as his buzzer-beaters against UCLA and Cal.
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Noah Brown TD catch around defender Morgan Williams buzzer beater vs. UConn vs.15.
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Judge Heidi Klum still has yet to select her Golden Buzzer contestant.
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Kentucky’s heartbreak came 25 years after the famous Christian Laettner buzzer-beater allowed Duke to break the hearts of The Unforgettables.
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This may be Glen Rice’s greatest buzzer beater ever.
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His dialogue is as peppy as a fast break, and Rip and Red’s story is as heartwarming – or heartbreaking – as a last-minute buzzer beater.
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First Known Use of buzzer
1604
BUZZER Defined for English Language Learners
buzzer
playDefinition of buzzer for English Language Learners
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: an electric device that makes a loud sound
BUZZER Defined for Kids
buzzer
playDefinition of buzzer for Students
: an electric signaling device that makes a buzzing sound
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