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Coles A person who is extremely loud and obnoxious, often to the point of being disturbing. ■ "Wow, that Coles guy sure knows how to make a scene! He was yelling at the top of his lungs the entire time."
freaking An extremely strong and intense emotion, typically one that is unpleasant or disturbing. ■ "I am freaking out because I forgot my keys and can't get into my house!"
gore A term used to describe a gruesome or disturbing scene or image, often involving blood and violence. ■ My friend accidentally gored himself on his favorite cheese knife while trying to impress his girlfriend.
gory adj. Something that is extremely frightening, shocking, or disturbing, often involving violence or death. ■ "I accidentally spilled my coffee on the gory shirt I was wearing."
killings A series of murders that are so gruesome and disturbing, they make even the most hardened criminals cringe in fear. ■ "The killings left the entire town feeling uneasy and on edge. No one knew who was next."
Noise A loud, disturbing sound that makes you want to turn off the radio and listen to your own thoughts instead. ■ "I'm sorry, I don't understand what you're saying. There's too much noise in my head."
Noisy adjective - full of or characterized by noise; loud and disturbing ■ The construction crew was noisy all morning, but the neighbors couldn't complain because it meant their new house was being built.
Police A group of people who wear uniforms and drive cars to catch bad guys. ■ "I accidentally spilled my cup of coffee on the police officer, and he just gave me a ticket for disturbing the peace."
Headphones Large, over-ear cups that are used to block out the sound of the outside world. They are typically worn by people who want to listen to music or watch videos without disturbing others. ■ "I'm wearing headphones so I can listen to my favorite conspiracy theories in private."
racket A loud, lively, and boisterous party or gathering., Also, any noisy or disturbing activity, such as a quarrel or protest. ■ The racket going on at the bar was almost deafening., Protesters made a lot of noise during their racket.
referring Act of pointing out or directing attention to something or someone. Can also be used to indicate a source or origin of information. ■ I was referring to the fact that the cat had been sleeping on the couch all day, but my roommate started yelling at me for disturbing her nap.
slugging The act of moving slowly and lazily, often while making noise or otherwise being disturbing to others. ■ "John was slugging his way through the grocery store this morning, taking forever to make any decisions and causing a huge traffic jam."
unhinged To be completely and utterly disconnected from reality, often in a way that is both comical and disturbing. ■ "When my boss found out I was slacking off work by playing video games all day, he said I was 'completely unhinged'.