Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Too loud; noisy.
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- adjective Too
loud .
Etymologies
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Examples
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A plane with a low passenger-mile/fuel ratio could be reconceived as a jetzar, and a country with an overloud political voice might be termed a nationtzar.
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A plane with a low passenger-mile/fuel ratio could be reconceived as a jetzar, and a country with an overloud political voice might be termed a nationtzar.
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The sound seemed overloud in the silence upstairs.
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The sound seemed overloud in the silence upstairs.
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The sound seemed overloud in the silence upstairs.
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He passed along the drive in front of the bungalows where the only sign of life was a blue glint on drawn drapes and overloud voices in heightened discussion.
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It used to be that the young folk had all the fun – taking too many drugs, wilfully damaging their hearing with overloud music, being joyously unaware of the significance of words such as "utility bills" and "inflation" – but who really thinks that now?
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This does not make Chelsea fans bad people, despite suspicions that there are even more overpaid and overloud geezer types on their terraces than there are on the pitch: it just means that family ties are stronger than the urge to be judgmental.
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They were everywhere she looked, in every conceivable incarnation, their voices and laughter overloud with exaggerated self-confidence.
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Jacob Rausch chose that moment to saunter past, surrounded by allies who shunned her with overloud laughter.
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