Buz


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(bŭz)
v. & n. 1. See Buzz.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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From there, he was the driver for the Big Brum Buz opentop bus tours.
She said: "Even though I ran the Buz as a not-for-profit business, we never had any support from the city council - the people there were just not interested, it just all depends how some people see things.
The Honorable Mark "Buz" Buzby is a "secret sauce" kind of leader.
The company has a unique joint venture relationship with Running Press, the imprint of The Perseus Books Group originally co-founded by Buz Teacher in 1972.
Now she has gathered pictures taken from the top of the bus and published them in 'The Big Brum Buz Book'.
She said: "What a handful!" SLEEPING HEAD TO TOE: Joy Horner, of Heycroft, Gibbet Hill, sent in this picture of her dogs, Woody and Buz. She said: "They always sleep two in a bed."
Buz Sawyers resides in Rowlett, Texas, where he taught English in the Garland Independent School district for twenty years.
It will join Cheil Americas, a regional network of agencies headed by chief executive Buz Sawyer.
Defending champs Jake Plummer and Ryan Luttman had to withdraw because of injury but the other Plummer brothers, Eric and Brett stepped up and took the Open title over the Pocatello team of Buz Taysom and Tad Phelps.
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