buzzer (noun)

1. During worship, the priest pressed the buzzer to signal the end of the prayer.

2. In the futuristic world of the novel, the spaceship's control panel had a red buzzer that warned of imminent danger.

3. The doorbell of Thomas Jefferson's home in Monticello was a mechanical buzzer that visitors used to announce their arrival.

4. The enchanted forest was guarded by a mystical creature who could be summoned by ringing a magical buzzer concealed in a hidden tree stump.

1. The devout worshipper approached the church's buzzer and pressed it, signaling their presence to the priest inside.

2. In the cartoon, when the main character pushed the buzzer on the front door, a comical sound effect played.

3. As the protagonist cautiously approached the eerie house, a loud and ominous buzz came from the buzzer, sending chills down their spine.

4. In the futuristic world of the movie, the buzzer at the entrance of the spaceship emitted a high-tech buzzing sound when activated.