Whizzing: meaning, definitions and examples

movement, velocity

Whizzing refers to the fast movement of an object through the air, often producing a characteristic sound as it does so. It is commonly used to describe the swift passage of projectiles, vehicles, or even people engaging in rapid motion. The term can also imply an element of excitement or energy associated with the speed. In everyday language, it can describe both literal and metaphorical quick actions.

flying, hurtling, rushing, speeding, zooming

Examples of usage

• The car went whizzing past us.

• She was whizzing through her tasks today.

• The kids were whizzing down the hill on their bikes.