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noise up

noise up verb: to add noise to (something, e.g. a phone system).

Verb

noise up (third-person singular simple present noises up, present participle noising up, simple past and past participle noised up)

  1. (slang) To add noise to (something, e.g. a phone system).
  2. (slang) To provoke; to aggravate.

Forms of noise up

third-person singular presentnoises up
present participlenoising up
past participlenoised up
pastnoised up

Questions about noise up

What does noise up mean?
Noise up means to add noise to (something, e.g. a phone system).
What part of speech is noise up?
Noise up is a verb.
What is the past tense of noise up?
The past tense of noise up is noised up.

Words near noise up in the dictionary

  1. noise rock
  2. noise stick
  3. noise sticks
  4. noise trader
  5. noise traders
  6. noise up
  7. noise word
  8. noise words
  9. noise-cancel
  10. noise-canceled
  11. noise-canceling

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