vibes

(eg. analysis, flower, fire )

vibes /ˈvaɪbz/ ?

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(n) a percussion instrument similar to a xylophone but having metal bars and rotating disks in the resonators that produce a vibrato sound

Not a comedy tsunami, just consistent ripples of laughs and good vibes.
Recruiters are likewise admitting to better vibes.
Onstage, the natty-tailored, balding guy on vibes is jazz arranger Mulatu Astatq, who once played with Duke Ellington.

"When we were down 14-0, I have to admit that I was not very optimistic," Favre said, adding, however, that "I try not to give those vibes."
on Jan 12, 2008 By: Brett Favre Source: Kansas City Star
"I'm sure he obviously will take positive vibes from what he did the last time we played," Woods said. "But the whole idea is you've got to play well."
on Feb 22, 2007 By: Tiger Wood Source: Forbes
"George thought it would be wonderful: We could chant together and there would be good vibes in the house," Boyd writes.
on Oct 12, 2007 By: Pattie Boyd Source: FOXNews