Music Production Effects

noun police officers, especially those in plain clothes

• The scientist observed the fuzz on the peach under the microscope.
• I can't eat peaches with fuzz on them, it gives me the heebie-jeebies.
• I love the feeling of fuzzy socks on my feet, they're so cozy.
• The fuzz in the air made it difficult to see clearly during the concert.

noun a state of intense activity or energy

verb to push or work at a higher level of activity or energy

adjective describing something that is operating at a higher speed or level of activity

adverb in a manner that is operating at a higher speed or level of activity

• The car's engine went into overdrive as it accelerated down the highway.
• I hit the overdrive button on my guitar pedal for a killer solo.
• He's always in overdrive when it comes to work, never taking a break.
• Her emotions went into overdrive when she saw her ex with someone new.

noun a movement that is unsteady or shaky

verb to move unsteadily from side to side

• The table wobbled slightly as he placed the heavy vase on top.
• I noticed the chair wobbling when I sat down on it.
• She was so nervous that her knees were wobbling like jelly.
• The economy is starting to wobble under the weight of the recession.

noun A unit of weight equal to 16 ounces

verb To crush or grind something into small pieces or a powder

• The chef instructed his sous chef to pound up the spices in a mortar and pestle.
• I'm going to pound up this chicken breast to make it thinner for the recipe.
• I watched him pound up the weights at the gym like a beast.
• The news of the scandal really caused the stock prices to pound up quickly.