Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To annoy; trouble; vex; afflict; hurt; damage.
- noun That which annoys or vexes; trouble; affliction; vexation.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun obsolete That which annoys.
- transitive verb Obs. or Prov. Eng. To annoy; to vex.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun obsolete That which
annoys .
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Examples
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The Shadow did not miss the use of the diminutive term noy before his new name, but would not let Brother Carlinus trap him in a fight.
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Rich Rod. .well I'm noy impressed with him and yah Bo and Woody showdowns! that was great stuff!
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It's not fancy to look at but it's noy built to put on the mantle!
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It's not fancy to look at but it's noy built to put on the mantle!
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This announcent also flies ine th face of all the Scottish governments shared equity initiatves aimed at encourgaing home ownership and noy insignificantly swallowing up an ever increasing slice of the housing budget at the expense of new build for rent.
Right To Buy? Alan Smart 2009
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Rich Rod. .well I'm noy impressed with him and yah Bo and Woody showdowns! that was great stuff!
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Yes | No | Report from maj1996 wrote 30 weeks 6 days ago noy good forcoons but good for bears.
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Certainly under some sort of caretaker of his art, noy wanting to make a buck off the art.
Updated: Frazetta's Son Attempts to Steal $20 Million in Paintings! Cromsblood 2009
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Yes | No | Report from maj1996 wrote 30 weeks 6 days ago noy good forcoons but good for bears.
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Tue 12/29/09 2: 57 PM no i am the ultimate fan and u cant say anything abou that im noy so HA! shanelle ULTIMATE FAN
reesetee commented on the word noy
A unit of perceived noisiness, introduced by American acoustics engineer K. D. Kryter in 1959. One noy is defined to be the noisiness of a random noise signal ranging from 910 to 1090 hertz at a sound pressure level of 40 decibels. A jet takeoff is rated at about 110 noys.
November 7, 2007