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Buzz in
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I buzzed them in, turned to say good-bye, and saw that both the doctor and his secretary had such looks of horror on their faces, they had both turned white.
--- What does "I buzzed them in" mean?
I buzzed them in, turned to say good-bye, and saw that both the doctor and his secretary had such looks of horror on their faces, they had both turned white.
--- What does "I buzzed them in" mean?
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It refers to sounding a buzzer (an electrical device a bit like a bell but less melodious) to indicate to someone that they can now enter a room or building (or possibly to alert someone in a room or building that a visitor is entering).
- It refers to sounding a buzzer (an electrical device a bit like a bell but less melodious) to indicate to someone that they can now enter a room or building (or possibly to alert someone in a room or building that a visitor is entering).
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It refers to sounding a buzzer (an electrical device a bit like a bell but less melodious) to indicate to someone that they can now enter a room or building (or possibly to alert someone in a room or building that a visitor is entering).
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