Obnoxious

(adj) means annoying in a particularly vulgar and cheeky way. To be rude, insulting, and offensive. It is often used to refer to something intentionally oversized or intentionally offensively loud. Bragging is considered obnoxious, as is intentionally disregarding a rule. Showing off your disregard for a rule or order. Being blatantly disrespectful of social norms and those who would enforce them.

I tried to tell nim to turn down his music so i could sleep and that obnoxious asshole stared me in the face while he turned it up, i almost killed him.

by fancysoup June 3, 2009

loud obnoxious motherfuckers

loud, obnoxious motherfuckers.

There are some loud obnoxious motherfuckers at movie theaters.

by Person (: September 5, 2010

Obnoxious

People who are overly loud, sometimes offensive, & almost always irritating; will give you the compulsion to tear your own ears off to shove them down their throat.

Johnny was being so obnoxious, his own mother pretended not to know him.

by CheriBlack June 4, 2015

obnoxion

something extremely unpleasant.

it looks like obnoxion

by Someweirdo._.ontheinternet July 3, 2020

Politically Obnoxious

The act of being obnoxious when stating or sharing their political views. They are obnoxious to the point where their views become offensive and annoying to hear.

Person 1: Look at that guy and his McCant t-shirt.
Person 2: Yea i know! He is so Politically Obnoxious.

When someone has three bumper stickers saying:
"Nobama."
"Bend over get ready for change."
and- "We say Merry Christmas"

by terrence523 December 23, 2009

Obnoxion

denoting action or condition. Think Obnoxious, but in a state of obnoxion.

There is a fine line between just bright colours and straight obnoxion.

by BeyethYello July 3, 2020

obnoxiom

1. a proposition that is susceptible to disproof.
2. a principle that is recognized as truth without proof as the basis for argument because of a media status quo.
3. Objectionable content not based on anything of substantive merit except for a subjective opinion driven by extreme political bias.

The New York Times has put forth more articles today under the category of obnoxiom.

by obnoxiom.com January 19, 2006