waiter voice

Tone of voice generally used to ask people for favors. Overly nice and soft toned. Normally not seen as a good thing.

Rosie uses her waiter voice to convince me to do her homework,

by colibri1 November 20, 2017

voice-onality

In VoiceOver, or voice acting, creating a character by not just giving it a voice, but creating a personality to go with it.

The voice-onality was based on the personality of a meek librarian and and voice of Mrs. Potatohead.

by Katievoice April 27, 2025

Voice

Having a voice doesn't mean replacing everyone else's with your own because you don't want people to reject (not ignore) you.

One major difference between the girl that wanted to be Taylor Swift and Angie Martinez is that Angie Martinez was called the voice of the community she was from. It really was her community and her people she was trying to speak for, and not a neighboring community, or one way down the road.

by Solid Mantis April 2, 2021

out of voice

Not fit for singing. Antonym of ‘in voice.’

Since she is out of voice due to her gular problem, her gig has been cancelled.

by uttam maharjan December 28, 2011

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by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian April 29, 2025

princess needle voice

a squeaky voice

I have a princess needle voice.

by Moto. November 24, 2025

Juvie voice

The voice middle-aged women do when trying to impersonate a teenage boy (many times their son.) Achieved by scrunching up your face, slightly deepening your voice, and adding a craggy and pugnacious element to it.

Oh I am so busted for sneaking out last night, my mom yelled at me for five whole minutes and even did her Juvie voice

by clovis barnhopper June 16, 2024