American Party Voicing

American Party Voicing is the strange phenomena of yank speakers producing a unfeasibly large amount of 400Hz 'Bass' (or what we call in the UK call 'Mud') cf: Cerwin Vega, Jbl, et.al

"braa, have you heard the 'wampwampwamp' from those speakers, No Substance at all!..deffo American Party Voicing..They should use 'Turbosound' drrrr."

by gmanual November 24, 2007

Voice Chasing

Voice chasing is being a fanatic of voice actors and prideing yourself on knowing all there is to know

Bob: "hey, Ricky I was just voice chasing"
Ricky: "find anything good out?"
Bob: "yeah, there holding another con next month"

by Craig Alaskey May 19, 2008

family friendly voice

A voice that a YouTuber aimed at children uses that sounds like screaming.

You know Eysteem?
Yeah. He uses a family friendly voice.

by DAC0 May 19, 2022

Voice Dot Banging

Online fetish of getting off on voice dot touching each other.

Klairity and Gefifi were Voice dot banging in secondlife as their voice dots touched.

by JesseKFC December 31, 2020

Lost my voice

It causes the inflammation of the voice box, well when you um deepthroat.

Damn, last night was wild, I lost my voice.

by Whocarestho February 24, 2018

dumb bitch voice

A fake voice a girl does around a guy she likes which makes her sound like a dumb bitch.

Arielle- Oh my god, Lexi is so dumb.

Mia-No, shes actually really smart. Shes just doing the dumb bitch voice to impress Austin.

by Rawrluvrrr August 28, 2018

corporate america voice

The voice that you use with customers/clients in the workplace. It's always amicable, with heavy use of upward inflections. The term was coined by Donnell Rawlings in his comedy act "From Ashy to Classy".

Say you work at a pizza place, and you're pissed off. Then a customer calls. Despite your anger, you will talk to that customer with an upward inflection, kiss their ass, and be almost overly friendly. The call ends. You've just utilized your corporate america voice. You can now go back to being grouchy, saying mean things about the customers who deserve it, and swearing profusely.

by R. Cal February 28, 2012