IPA: /ˈbʌzkʌt/
KK: /ˈbʌzkʌt/
A very short hairstyle where the hair is cut close to the scalp, often giving a clean and neat appearance.
He decided to get a buzzcut for the summer to stay cool.
Buzzcut → The word is formed from "buzz" (originating from the sound of a buzzing noise, often associated with clippers) and "cut" (from Old English "cyttan", meaning to cut or sever). A buzzcut refers to a very short hairstyle achieved by cutting the hair close to the scalp, often using clippers that make a buzzing sound.
Think of the buzzing sound made by clippers when cutting hair very short — that's how a buzzcut gets its name.
No commonly confused words.