Sentence examples for a mild buzz from inspiring English sources
The dose probably created a mild buzz, but not high enough that the rats stumbled.
In low doses, say two to three grams of powder in water, it acts like a stimulant, providing a mild buzz users liken to caffeine; in higher doses, it can relieve pain, relax muscles, reduce inflammation, and lead to mood improvements.
He said he knew he was warmed up when he got "a mild endorphin buzz".
In short, it is a kind of glorified cafeteria, a much-needed place to stop in Midtown for a quick salade niçoise ($14) or potato pizza ($14) or even chilled soba noodle salad with snow peas, cilantro and a mild green chili buzz ($9).
But the harm cocaine does to health and its addictive nature make governments queasy about legalising its sale.High in the Andes, regulated cultivation for "traditional" use (coca leaves give a mild caffeine-like buzz and suppress hunger, cold and altitude sickness) has been going on for decades.
"He felt the light's attention, a tingle that ran through him, a minute electrical buzz; a mild and pleasing voltage that permeated him, warmed him, seemed perhaps ever so slightly to illuminate him, so that he was brighter than he'd been, just a shade or two…" Is it a sign from above?
Immediately a faint but familiar buzz, akin to a mild case of pins and needles, flowed through his body.
ONE Friday afternoon a few weeks ago, while most people were at work, I stood in a room at Maker's Mark distillery, in rural Kentucky, breathing in the pungent fumes of fermenting whiskey mash and feeling a kind of mild contact buzz.
Well kratom is like that: a mild, leaf-shaped stimulant that gives you a barely noticeable buzz if you chew it for long enough.
In each trial, the rats heard a brief buzzing sound followed by a short delay and then a mild shock to the eyelid.
