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A low humming sound in older usage and a modern slang term for women or an online exclamation, showing how the word has shifted across centuries.

Examples

  • You nailed it, huzz!
  • A faint huzz rose from the engine.
  • That trick was huzz!
  • Even the old clock emitted a gentle huzz.
  • The insect's huzz could be heard at dusk.

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Meanings

Buzz or murmur

verb
sound
archaic
To produce a low continuous sound, like a humming engine.

Examples

  • The old radio huzzed throughout the night.
  • When the kettle boiled, it huzzed a steady tone.
  • The crowd huzzed as the speaker began.
  • A distant motor huzzed in the valley.
  • The insect huzzed near the window.

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Buzz, murmur

noun
sound
archaic
A low continuous sound, especially from machinery or insects.

Examples

  • A faint huzz rose from the engine.
  • The night was filled with a soft huzz.
  • The insect's huzz could be heard at dusk.
  • The workshop was alive with constant huzz.
  • Even the old clock emitted a gentle huzz.

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Women (slang)

noun
slang
informal
A slang term used by Gen Z to refer to girls or women, often in a teasing or ironic way.

Examples

  • He bragged about getting huzz at the concert.
  • The meme caption reads: ‘When you see huzz on TikTok.’
  • She laughed at the joke about huzz.
  • The group chat was full of huzz ranking jokes.
  • He posted a video trying to impress the huzz.

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Excited exclamation

interjection
internet
informal
An exclamation used online to show hype or approval, similar to ‘wow’ or ‘lit’.

Examples

  • That trick was huzz!
  • New game release? Huzz!
  • You nailed it, huzz!
  • Huzz! That’s exactly what we needed.
  • When the server came back online, everyone shouted huzz.

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Etymology

First recorded in the mid‑1500s as a variant of buzz, later re‑emerged in the 2020s as a meme‑driven slang for women.

FAQ

What does huzz mean as a verb?

As an obsolete verb it means to buzz or murmur, like a low humming sound.

What does huzz mean as a noun?

In older texts it refers to a buzz or murmur, the sound itself.

What does huzz mean in Gen Z slang?

It is a playful, often ironic term for girls or women, similar to ‘hoes’.

Can huzz be used as an exclamation?

Yes, online it works as a short shout of excitement, like ‘wow!’.

Where does the word huzz come from?

It appears in the mid‑1500s as a variant of buzz and was revived in the 2020s as a meme‑driven slang.

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