lower case voice

A person's normal speaking voice, without any change in volume, stress, "tone" or emphasis placed upon any of the words.

Antonym of "upper case voice".

"If you want to continue this discussion, I need you to stop yelling and speak calmly. Use your lower case voice."

by markfromhouston September 25, 2009

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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

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Dude 1. "What are you laughing at?"
Dude 2. "What?" (takes earbuds out of ears)
Dude 1. "I said, what are you laughing at?"
Dude 2. "Six Billion Voices man! Here, listen."
Dude 1. "Dude, I don't want your greasy earbuds man. I'll download it on iTunes.

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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 May 21, 2012

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