Definition of voicecast
: radio broadcast of the speaking voice
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Origin and Etymology of voicecast
1voice + -cast (as in broadcast)
voice cast
Definition of voice cast
: the set of actors who voice the characters in an animated film, television show, or video game
- The movie boasts a strong voice cast, a crowd-pleasingly funny premise and an animation style that's solid and bright but not exactly groundbreaking.
- —Thomas J. McLean, Hollywood Reporter, 3 Dec. 2009
First Known Use of voice cast
1939
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