Noisy - Law Dictionary Search Results
Bully
A noisy blustering fellow more insolent than courageous who threatens intimidates or badgers people who are smaller or weaker than
chivaree
a noisy mock serenade made by banging pans and kettles to a newly married couple
free for all
a noisy and disordered fight conducted without rules
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Galoot
A noisy swaggering or worthless fellow a rowdy
High sounding
Pompous noisy ostentatious as high sounding words or titles
Hilarious
Mirthful noisy merry
Animals
1933, and the (English) Diseases of Animals Acts; see 25 & 26 Geo. 5, c. 31, including poultry. Noisy Animals. The London County Council, by bye-law made in July, 1898, in pursuance of s. 23 of the
muted
same as quiet as the muted atmosphere of a church Opposite of noisy
Revelry
The act of engaging in a revel noisy festivity reveling
Noisiness
The state or quality of being noisy
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