Marketing Language

verb to leave or go away, especially in a rude or abrupt manner

• I kindly ask you to buzz off and give me some space to work.
• Hey, buzz off! I'm trying to have a private conversation here.
• Tell that guy to buzz off, he's really getting on my nerves.
• Negative thoughts, buzz off! I am focusing on positivity.

adjective giving a feeling of happiness or good spirits

• The cheerful atmosphere at the office party was contagious, lifting everyone's spirits.
• She always has a cheerful smile on her face, no matter what.
• I love hanging out with her, she's always so cheerful and fun to be around.
• His cheerful disposition was like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day.

noun a sign or indication

verb to be a sign or indication of; to mean or represent

• The color red can signify passion and love in many cultures.
• Wearing a wedding ring can signify that someone is married.
• His new tattoo signifies that he's part of a gang.
• The storm clouds signify trouble on the horizon.