buzzword — buzz‧word [bʌzwɜːd ǁ wɜːrd] noun [countable] a word or phrase from one special area of knowledge, that people suddenly think is important and use a lot: • The term online business community is something of a marketing buzzword these days. * * *… … Financial and business terms
buzzword — 1946, from BUZZ (Cf. buzz) + WORD (Cf. word). Noted as student slang for the key words in a lecture or reading … Etymology dictionary
buzzword — see jargon, vogue words … Modern English usage
buzzword — [n] popular word or phrase argot, cant, doublespeak, fuzzword, jargon, lingo, mediaspeak, phraseology, policyspeak, slang; concept 275 … New thesaurus
buzzword — ► NOUN informal ▪ a technical word or phrase that has become fashionable … English terms dictionary
buzzword — [buz′wʉrd΄] n. a word or phrase used by members of some in group, having little or imprecise meaning but sounding impressive to outsiders … English World dictionary
Buzzword — Un buzzword (anglicisme) est un terme ou une expression de jargon qui est utilisée, pendant une certaine période, comme slogan pour désigner une nouveauté (technologie, produit, concept, etc.) et pour attirer l attention sur cette nouveauté. Son… … Wikipédia en Français
Buzzword — For the Acrobat product, see Adobe Buzzword. A buzzword (also fashion word and vogue word) is a term of art, salesmanship, politics, or technical jargon[1] that is used in the media and wider society outside of its originally narrow technical… … Wikipedia
Buzzword — Dieser Artikel handelt von Schlagworten im Sinne von plakativen Worten, zu anderen Bedeutungen siehe Schlagwort (Begriffsklärung). Als Schlagwort (engl. buzzword oder catchword, frz. slogan) bezeichnet man einen Begriff oder Spruch, mit dem beim… … Deutsch Wikipedia
buzzword — UK [ˈbʌzˌwɜː(r)d] / US [ˈbʌzˌwɜrd] noun [countable] Word forms buzzword : singular buzzword plural buzzwords a word that has become very popular, especially a word relating to a particular activity or subject a speech full of buzzwords and empty… … English dictionary