by Ray Peterson October 19, 2012
Derived from Noise; adj.: A person who is so good at bringing noise to situations that his noise can be heard from light-years away. Not to be confused with a Noise-Walker, a weak Noise-Runner who thinks he/she runs more noise then he/she actually does. A Noise-Runner can recite any Mike Tyson quote off the top of their head with little or no hesitation. A Noise-Runner goes out to parties with full intentions of bringing as much noise as possible. One way they achieve this is by shotgunning 3 beers upon entry of a new noisehold (household where noise occurs) before acknowledging anyones existence within the noise. In short, it is a very noisey person.
See Also: Noise-Running (v), Noisey (adj), Noise (n)
See Also: Noise-Running (v), Noisey (adj), Noise (n)
"That scalley kid is a real Noise-Runner."
"I heard that kid put his noise inside of that girls noise and didnt pull out, what a Noise-Runner!"
"I heard that kid put his noise inside of that girls noise and didnt pull out, what a Noise-Runner!"
by Noise-Runner20 November 2, 2011
A condition afflicting people who are sensitive to sound. People who suffer from noise aversion become very uncomfortable, physically and/or mentally, when in the vicinity of noise which may be tolerable to the vast majority of others.
by homegrown1999 June 24, 2009
The noise heard during an awkward silence of a Skype session made by a puny little undersized midget baby internet-gnome that seperates the 2 Skyper's connection in LaLa Land playing a 5-note xylophone. Everyone has their own, feel free to name him/her.
Jake-Did you hear that Skype Noise again?
Dusti-You can hear that also, I though I was crazy!
annoyingwtfgnome
Dusti-You can hear that also, I though I was crazy!
annoyingwtfgnome
by jakeakajts November 5, 2009
A phrase used specifically to indicate your dismissal of a particular statement, event, or viewpoint.
It is used to categorize something as noise, primarily. As if something is not even valid enough to be considered having a form. In reference to a viewpoint, it would indicate it's validity being on par with random noise.
As anyone would, with some random noise blaring out of a speaker, "fuck that", is expressive of a desire to mute it.
It is used to categorize something as noise, primarily. As if something is not even valid enough to be considered having a form. In reference to a viewpoint, it would indicate it's validity being on par with random noise.
As anyone would, with some random noise blaring out of a speaker, "fuck that", is expressive of a desire to mute it.
Bob is really heated about _______ and _______ at a party. He begins to express his concerns, until someone proclaims "Fuck that noise you are blabbering about" . Laughter follows.
by SeroJ November 14, 2015
Another way of describing your disdain for a situation or event. Can also be translated to "fuck that shit" where "eff" is used to describe the letter F, short for fuck, and noise used to describe unpleasant happenings
1. We have to wake up at 6am? Eff that noise!!
2. Yeah, my man left me for some fake flabby bitch.
Mmmm mmmm, eff that noise!
2. Yeah, my man left me for some fake flabby bitch.
Mmmm mmmm, eff that noise!
by maryc April 29, 2005
by BigBrotherViewer July 25, 2017