noisy quiet

a quiet setting with just a little noise. like when working and having the radio, tv or misc type background noises in the background. more than total silence and less than alot of noise.

bjørge: are you working tonight, do you need the place to be quiet?. i want to play my phil collins records.
Tony: Thats fine, i like it noisy quiet when i work.

by aperritano May 22, 2010

kill the noise

when the drop is so filthy that it causes you to loose you hearing momentarily

BOB-dude lets go to a concert and witness kill the noise...
LARRY- ok
BOB-bruh... he killed the noise so hard...
LARRY- WHAT, MY HEARING IS MOMENTARILY LOST!!

by tmuni ca$hmuni flame January 23, 2015

noise

Very loud talking esp. by black people. When they all tend to talk very loudly, and all interrupt eachother. The topic is always a variety of rumors and bullshit, things that are true, facts about hos, and insults, mostly by using the n word.

"talking noise, with all of my homeboys, finna go back to school.)- Afroman (Back to school)

by bojzzle November 30, 2004

noise

How losers give advance warning to the rest of us about their low IQs (driving pickup trucks is how they tell us the condition is incurable).

Bubba and Earl are Arkansas brothers who make a lot of noise when they mate...even more when they do so with each other.

by F. Scott Deaver November 13, 2005

noise dolphin

when your doin chick doggy style and she gives you the nod to put it in her butt. you jam it in and she goes uh! uh! uh! uh!

I gave your mom the noise dolphin last night

by Tim A October 21, 2003

noise terrorist

Any musical artist whos music is unbelievably loud or noisy - Examples can be hardcore emo bands such as Converge or Circle Takes the Square and British Gabber artist Syntax.

(Taken from the Syntax song 'Noise Terrorists':

'Make no mistake, raise up your fist
Open your ears for the noise terrorists'

by PUNK IS DEAD. November 7, 2005

noisecore

A genre of music that is often times confused with technical metalcore. Signified by it's blend of noise (music genre) and hardcore. The guitars are usually so muddy and distorted that you can't hear single notes that well. The bass (distorted like guitars) is often times a driving instrument unlike in other genres. The drums range from electronic to blastbeats to off time patterns, but the main focus of the genre is the guitars and bass, not drums or vocals. Altough it was only marginaly successful on the west coast of the U.S. in the mid to late 90s, it has influenced such acts as The Dillenger Escape Plan and Scarlet. There also tends to be a lot of samples and weird effects put on the music. Some well-known bands of the genre: Training For Utopia (broken-up), Coalesce (still active)

Technical Metalcore totally stole it's style from noisecore

by Teh_Chris October 1, 2005