buzzword

And different people simply care about different parts of it, which is why the buzz-word "virtualisation" shows up in so many places.

Stress is a bit of a fashionable buzz word.

GREEN is the new buzz word in sales. Today it seems as if everyone, everywhere, is talking about GREEN products and services.

Multi-tasking (or switch-tasking as the new buzz word goes) is usually a bad idea.

A variant of this term has also found its way to China and looks likely to be remembered as the buzz word of the year.

As an industry buzz word 'SOA' does not now fly as high as it used to.

Perhaps the only thing wrong with these tools is their lack of a buzz word or catchy acronym.

The term is more of a marketing buzz word than a description of any specific type of software.

Financial freedom has been a buzz word for years, but are people really obtaining that freedom?

Marketing would appear to be the great buzz word of the decade.

Protecting our environment has been a buzz word.

Blog is no longer a buzz word among young people.

Stagflation is a very unpopular buzz word in the business world.

Now it has become a buzz-word among the development practitioners.

Today, Houston is experiencing a period of rapid "infill, " to use the buzz word of the day.

Superorganism was a buzz word among biologists in the 1920s.

Internet security has long become a buzz word.

As Little (1991) described, "Learner autonomy is the new'buzz-word'in the field of applied linguistics in the recent twenty years. "

The buzz-word now being used is "prosumer. "

Recycling is the new buzz word in the country.

The term "cultural literacy" became a buzz word in the field of education in the late 1980s.