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

High voice

When like, someone's voice is high.

Wow, you have a high voice.

by Airline_food February 2, 2020

Voice under

A voice over that turns out to be too quiet. Particularly relevant to a translated voice over that is quieter than the dialogue being translated.

What? What's he saying? Man, shoot the sound engineer, he turned out a voice under.

by gumbo23 September 1, 2013

voice-com

Half-Life's Voice Communication, used most commonly in Counter-Strike, it proves to be good for communication or anoying the hell out of people.

Tomanator: Who threw that flash-bang???
PigGuy: Shut the fuck up and lay off the mic until puberty!

by PigGuy June 10, 2003

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

voice bombed

When a bystander intentionally yells a profanity that is picked up and inserted in your text message while you are doing a voice to txt on your phone.

Example: Kareem voice bombed me by yelling "fart" while I was using Siri to text Suzy.

by Toorets April 13, 2014

Telemundo voice

When someone of Hispanic descent speaks in a surprisingly loud, deep voice-like on a Coca cola commercial on Telemundo there's a lot of fast, semi loud Spanish that I cant understand-then in a very loud deep voice you will hear "Coca Cola"-then some more indecipherable Spanish.

Bro Im right next to you-no telemundo voice necessary.

by Wacky Rich October 26, 2014