noisy
Listen:Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
noisy/ˈnɔɪzi/
▶adjective (noisier, noisiest)
- 1 full of or making a lot of noise.
- 2 technical accompanied by random fluctuations that obscure information.
– derivatives
noisily adverb,
noisiness noun.
noisily adverb,
noisiness noun.
'noisy' also found in these Oxford entries:
altercation
- argy-bargy
- barney
- boisterous
- brawl
- brouhaha
- burst
- carouse
- champ
- charivari
- commotion
- erupt
- fracas
- galumph
- hooley
- hubbub
- magpie
- murder
- obstreperous
- pandemonium
- pipe
- puff
- raise
- rave-up
- razzmatazz
- revel
- roister
- rootin' tootin'
- rowdy
- rumpus
- rumpus room
- shindig
- shindy
- squabble
- stertorous
- thrash
- thunderflash
- tomboy
- whang
- yawp
- yob
