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Definition of noisy
noisier
;noisiest
1 : making noise noisy trucks and buses
2 : full of or characterized by noise or clamor a noisy office a noisy scene
3 : noticeably showy, gaudy, or bright : conspicuous a noisy sweater
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Examples of noisy in a Sentence
The playground was filled with noisy children.
His lawnmower is very noisy.
Recent Examples of noisy from the Web
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Eventually the network could outperform other techniques for smoothing out noisy pictures of galaxies.
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Gideon Saar's modest Tel Aviv apartment, filled with colorful children's toys and noisy teenagers, offers little indication that his life's ambition is to become Israel's prime minister one day.
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Problem #3: Snoring Snoring is noisy breathing during sleep that occurs when relaxed structures in the throat vibrate and make noise.
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Bright or noisy lures also make sense around shoreline brush, rockpiles and docks after a big rain, when fish may have gone to the banks to follow rising water and eat any terrestrial critters washed in by the deluge.
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In low light, photos are often noisy to the point of mushiness.
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Competitors note that races involve large noisy crowds, which can spook the animals away from the action.
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About all this, Melania has been as quiet as her husband is noisy.
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The other streams, the noisier ones tinged with filters and commentary, flowed on.
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First Known Use of noisy
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NOISY Defined for English Language Learners
noisy
playDefinition of noisy for English Language Learners
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: making a lot of loud or unpleasant noise
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: full of loud or unpleasant noise
NOISY Defined for Kids
noisy
playDefinition of noisy for Students
noisier
;noisiest
1 : making a lot of noise noisy children
2 : full of noise a noisy street
noisily
\-zə-lē\ adverb The dogs barked noisily.noisiness
\-zē-nəs\ nounLearn More about noisy
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