Pronunciation: /ˈɡoʊldən ˈbʌzər/
noun a buzzer used in talent shows to send a contestant directly to the next round or final
A1 The golden buzzer was pressed by the judge to send the contestant to the next round.
A2 The audience cheered loudly when the golden buzzer was used to save the performer.
B1 Receiving the golden buzzer on a talent show is a dream come true for many aspiring artists.
B2 The golden buzzer is a powerful tool that can change a contestant's life in an instant.
C1 The golden buzzer is a controversial aspect of talent shows, with some questioning its fairness.
C2 The use of the golden buzzer can sometimes lead to heated debates among the judges and audience members.
adjective describing the buzzer as being made of gold or having a golden color
A1 The golden buzzer sent the contestant straight to the finals.
A2 The judge pressed the golden buzzer, saving the singer from elimination.
B1 Receiving the golden buzzer was a dream come true for the aspiring magician.
B2 The golden buzzer moment brought tears to everyone's eyes.
C1 The golden buzzer act was hailed as one of the best in the show's history.
C2 The golden buzzer performance was so outstanding that it left the audience in awe.
formal The contestant received the golden buzzer from the judge, securing their spot in the next round.
informal Wow, did you see that singer get the golden buzzer? They were amazing!
slang That performance was so good, they definitely deserved the golden buzzer.
figurative Receiving the golden buzzer was like winning the lottery for the contestant.
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