active voice

This is a grammar term that pseudo-intellectuals claim needs to be adhered to in all circumstances. Yet, there are a multitude of circumstances in which the passive voice would be clearer to the listen/reader and would make more sense to use.

active voice: Jon stabbed Alan.

passive voice: Alan was stabbed by Jon.

by Benjamin Washington February 13, 2009

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voiced freedoms

A term used to describe the ability of individuals to freely express thoughts, opinions, and beliefs without fear of cancel culture or mob rule.

It is important to Express or voiced freedoms!

by Type2GenomeManiac January 4, 2023

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Wine Voice

When somebody, typically an adult, talks in a different voice after having multiple glasses of wine.

“Mom how many glasses of wine did you have last night?”- James

“Oh honey I only had one glass last night”- mom

“Bullsh*t mom, I could hear your Wine Voice the second you started talking”-James

by Jwray all day March 8, 2019

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Head voice

Inner monologue voice you use to talk to yourself.

I don’t know why but my head voice has always been Morgan Freeman’s plangent speech pattern.

by DoomFather July 15, 2018

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voice texter

Someone who is over the age of 40, uses the term “millennial” overtly, and whines about technology constantly.

My dad is a voice texter, because he is unaware that he looks like a twat in public talking into his phone saying “period” every time he needs to end a sentence.

by fuckdenmark April 21, 2019

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