pink noise
A pseudo-random wav file which has equal distribution of energy in each frequency octave (e.g., energy between 1 and 2 Hz is equal to the energy between 10,000 and 20,000).
pink noise by credit to Ars Technica May 29, 2004
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Pink noise
Late 80's indie band from Hull who had reasonable local success on the coat-tails of the Housemartins though they sounded like a cross between the Redskins and New Order.
Released Thin End Of The Wedge in 1988 which was heard on John Peel
Released Thin End Of The Wedge in 1988 which was heard on John Peel
Pink noise by Paul Mac September 16, 2008
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pink noise
when a male who posseses an unusually deep voice hums in the direction of a woman's vagina at her perfect intimate resonant frequency resulting in an instantanious orgasm. similar to brown noise.
pink noise by Pimpwood February 1, 2010
Pink noise
The PC version for the audible side effect when screwing a female. Originally called quaif or quaiffe(Fr)
Pink noise by Patrick Lewis March 13, 2004
pinknoser
A person that kisses up to a woman, especially on the internet, exceedingly. It's one thing to treat them well, it's another thing to be outrageous about it. Pinknoser is the female equivalent of a brown nosing.
pinknoser by ManInTheBox March 27, 2005
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