See Also: noisy(dictionary)
noisy(dictionary)
Noisy Chaos(money)
Noisy chaos(finance)

noisy (iou)



noisy adjective. L17.
[from NOISE noun + -Y1.]
Making, or given to making, a loud noise; clamorous, turbulent. L17.
noisy miner Austral. a grey and white honeyeater, Manorina melanocephala, of eastern Australia. noisy scrub-bird: see SCRUB noun1 & adjective.
G. Gorer Six per cent of the population complain that their neighbours are noisy. W. Abish The bus was old..the engine was noisy. G. Lord Sam was not a noisy dog; he rarely barked.
Full of or characterized by noise; attended with noise. L17.
S. Johnson The noisy happiness which my elder brother had the fortune to enjoy. O. Manning They found the restaurant crowded, noisy and brilliantly lit.
b. Producing or characterized by (visual, thermal, or electronic) noise; obscured by random fluctuations or interference. M20.
Very loud in colour, conspicuous. E20.
noisily adverb L18.
noisiness noun E18.