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buzz term

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buzz term
n.
A buzzword.


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He says succession planning is the buzz term of the day as aging executives and tradespeople alike approach retirement age.
Boreal builds its future with trades by Gilbert, Craig / Northern Ontario Business
The buzz term Wednesday was ``comfort food,'' referring to the familiar programming that seems to have provided a sense of security for viewers since Sept.
WITH SWEEPS OVER, NETWORKS SCRAMBLE FOR NEW SHOWS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Reinventing government," that focus-group-tested buzz term of the early Clinton administration, is kind of like the Cubs' pennant chances.
Energy crisis? Don't have a cow about Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary by Hazlett, Thomas W. / Reason
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