White Noise

When self-important white people won’t stop talking, so they just fade into the background and you don’t notice it.

“This guy over there at the bar needs to take a breath. He hasn’t stopped talking.”
“Oh, really? I didn’t notice. Just white noise.”

by Iknostuff February 8, 2020

Moose Noise

A gross, guttural noise, often described as a mixture between a grunt, a shriek, and a shout.

The belted a moose noise as he was kicked in the testicals

by gueh March 5, 2017

The Noise

A person from pizza tower, appeared in pizza tower in boss 3.

IS THAT THE NOISE FROM PIZZA TOWER!??!?!?!?!

by A person who makes definitions April 11, 2023

brat noise

The tiny, whiny gripes and noises that brats do when they don't get their way.

A form of pouting.

Sophia's making brat noises again because I told her to watch TV in her room and not on the living room TV.

by nukima11 November 9, 2020

upset dinosaur noise

1) A sound of anguish made when embarrassed by friends.
2) A sound made when there is nothing else to say.
3) Quickest way out of an uncomfortable question

1) Julia: So Irene, I hear you have afriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiind.

Irene: *upset dinosaur noise*

Julia: So you do like him!

Irene: *upset dinosaur noise*

2) When Isabelle asked Yagmur how he did on Nolan's test, he responded with an upset dinosaur noise.

3) Mother: Margaret, are you and Dylan having sex?

Margaret: *upset dinosaur noise*

Mother: Answer my question Margaret.

by bluelagoonlampoon December 2, 2013

fart noises

the noise when u fart

person1: hey how are you today?
person2: *fart noises*

by reeseypoopie March 29, 2023

music or noise

A game that clearly identifies the boundaries between generations and is best played on a road trip or at the retirement home, music or noise involves a broad selection of music and an audience of people that are older than you (parents or grandparents are the best participants). As you and your friends go through the selection of music, ask the old folks whether the songs they hear are 'music' or 'noise' based on THEIR definition of what music is. There is no real objective to the game except to laugh at their reactions when they hear today's popular 'music' (rap and dubstep get the best results). It ends when they get tired of listening to 'noise'. But be sure to include songs that they would know from their good ol' days.

Dave: Ok grandpa, music or noise?

(plays Elvis, and then the Beatles)

Grandpa: Music, music.

Dave: How about now?

(plays rap, and then dub step)

Grandpa: NOISE!!

by Bryan Tibbs April 12, 2014