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Bombinate

[bahm-buh-nāt]Part of speech: verb

Origin: latin, 19th century

To buzz
To drone
To hum

Examples of Bombinate in a sentence

The bombinating of the bees grew louder and louder as we got closer to their hive.
After complaining for hours, his voice just sounded like a bombinating mess.

April was searching for Illya among the men gathered around the fire, but the fierce accent that rose above them was distracting, like the bombinating of a hive of bees. (Okay, I admit it's a stretch, but I wanted to use this photo... for obvious reasons.)

About Bombinate

It turns out the bombination — or buzzing — of mosquitoes does more than just annoy humans. Because female mosquitoes are larger, their buzzes are a lower pitch. This helps males identify and find them for mating.

Did you Know?

Bombinate is a fun word to say, and the Renaissance–era writer François Rabelais may have agreed. Long before it entered English, the earliest form of the word appeared in a satirical piece he wrote about the Latin language.