buzzkill slang

I think the public will get bored of Captain Buzzkill by next week, relax.

So last night, the six crews that survived week one returned, which was a bit of a buzzkill in and of itself.

McCoy also considered the "buzzkill," as he phrased it, of not helping.

A music video was filmed for "Buzzkill."

Thanks for the insight Captain Buzzkill!

I'm already known as a bah-humbugging buzzkill for insisting on clearing away wrapping paper in between rounds of gift-opening every Christmas.

Barnacle Buzzkill?

Not Captain Buzzkill!

Luke Bryan "Buzzkill"

The show fell victim to a prank from Buzzkill, another MTV series airing at the time.

In 1996 the genre was given an overhaul by Travis Draft who introduced the glasses cam with his show Buzzkill.

Buzzkill (band)

Words such as gnarly, bro, rad, sick, sketch, beast, epic, and buzzkill are used regularly now.

Buzzkill (TV series)

Buzzkill (disambiguation)

Aylesworth continued her work in independent productions, filming a small part for Steven Kampmann's independent movie, Buzzkill.

From her boyfriend's perspective, and from her own, Whitney is a buzzkill so fearful of abandonment that she's at once cold and smothering, a neat trick.

He was later given the gimmick of "Buzzkill", a takeoff of his brother Brian's gimmick, Road Dogg.

This was accomplished by the use of Glasses cam, eventually leading to the creation of the MTV cult-hit Buzzkill, the year was 1995.

As "Buzzkill," Armstrong used an entrance theme similar to the one used by the New Age Outlaws in the WWF.

In 2010, Avery worked with teacher and musician Wes Davis to create Buzzkill, a film about a 21 day project to stop drinking coffee and caffeine products.

TV.com's Bill Kuchman said the episode was one of the "buzzkill episodes at the most unfortunate times" by pointing out recycled plot hooks from earlier in the season.

The album is a compilation of songs from Bryan's first four spring break-themed EPs, plus two new songs, "Buzzkill" and "Just a Sip."

He starred on Buzzkill (1996), an MTV TV series that featured three slacker buddies staging elaborate pranks and catching it all on video.

The show derived its name from the slang term "buzzkill", meaning a sudden undesired event that causes one's "high" or "buzz" to become of a lesser experience or depleted.