Results for noisy

Definitions of noisy:

part of speech: adverb

Noisily.

part of speech: adjective

Full of loud, confused, disagreeable sounds; as, a noisy city; making or given to making an outcry or uproar.

part of speech: adjective

Making a loud noise or sound: clamorous: turbulent.

part of speech: adjective

Full of noise; clamorous.

part of speech: noun

Noisiness.

Usage examples for noisy:

• And curiously enough, Stella's method of weeping was as noisy as her usual manner was quiet. "Marjorie's Vacation", Carolyn Wells

• She liked New York, only that was noisy too, though Mrs. Moore did not seem to mind it. "Oh, Money! Money!", Eleanor Hodgman Porter

• When his hands were secured, followed by a noisy crowd, he was led to a Cape cart standing in front of the door. "An I.D.B. in South Africa", Louise Vescelius-Sheldon

• They are noisy enough to bring the house down. "Marjorie Dean College Freshman", Pauline Lester