English Dictionary (Humor) beta

aardvark An obnoxious, overbearing individual who is always looking for a fight.  ■ "He's such an aardvark, he can't help but pick fights with everyone he meets."

assholes A group of individuals who are incredibly rude, arrogant, and obnoxious.  ■ "I can't believe those asses didn't give me a turn at the microphone. They're always cutting each other off!

barlow A person who is extremely annoying, usually due to their loud and obnoxious behavior.  ■ "That barlow over there is making everyone's lives a living hell with their constant shouting and interrupting."

brava A woman who is loud, obnoxious, and generally unpleasant to be around.  ■ "I hate bravas. They always interrupt me when I'm talking and they never listen to a word I say."

Chauvinistic An exaggerated or obnoxious patriotism or love of one's country.  ■ "He was so chauvinistic, he thought that everyone outside his country must be inferior."

Civilized A person who is well-behaved, polite and has good manners. However, they can be just as rude and obnoxious as anyone else.  ■ "I thought you were civilized, but then I saw the way you talk to your coworkers."

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."

flipper An extremely annoying and loud person who ruins the party for everyone else.  ■ "I can't believe I have to deal with this flipper all night. He's so obnoxious!"

grills nounA group of people who are particularly annoying or bothersome.  ■ "The grills were so loud and obnoxious that the entire neighborhood was begging for them to be quiet."

harpies A group of loud, obnoxious women who are always complaining and making a big scene.  ■ "The harpies at the office were so annoying today. They kept interrupting me while I was trying to work."

harridan A loud, obnoxious woman who is always interrupting others and making a scene.  ■ "I hate it when people call me a harridan. It's not fair!"

hearings An extremely loud, obnoxious sound that is usually accompanied by a vibration of the air.  ■ "The hearings were so loud that they made it difficult to focus on anything else."

hocking A term used to describe someone who is excessively loud and obnoxious, often in a public setting.  ■ "That guy over there is such a hocking idiot! He thinks he's the center of attention."

hooter A person who makes loud, boisterous, and often obnoxious noises.  ■ "John the hooter was known for his loud laugh and even louder "Hoot! Hoot!"

hyenas A group of people who are incredibly loud and obnoxious when they laugh.  ■ "I forgot my phone charger at home, and now I have to spend the night listening to these hyenas howl about it."

intrude To insert oneself uninvited and unwelcome into a conversation or situation.  ■ John's cousin always intrudes on family gatherings with her loud and obnoxious presence, ruining the mood for everyone else.

mutating The act of constantly changing from one form or state to another, often in a humorous and unpredictable manner.  ■ "I thought she was quiet but then she started mutating into a loud and obnoxious person."

Opress To make someone feel small and insignificant through constant bullying or harassment.  ■ "He was always oppressing his coworkers with his loud and obnoxious behavior."

pecks To make a loud, obnoxious sound, usually in imitation of a bird's chirping.  ■ "I can't stand my coworker who always pecks like a parrot.

Peddling The act of selling a product or service by making an obnoxious sales pitch and harassing potential customers.  ■ John's neighbor was peddling his homemade jams door-to-door, but nobody wanted to buy them because they tasted like garbage.

stings To act in an insincere or obnoxious way, typically to provoke a reaction.  ■ "Hey, I'm just stinging you because you look so delicious!"

yanks A group of loud, obnoxious Americans who are notorious for causing trouble wherever they go.  ■ "The yanks were so rude and boorish at the restaurant that they got kicked out on their asses.

advocating Being a loud, obnoxious person who insists that their opinion is the only correct one and will do anything to convince others to agree with them.  ■ "I'm advocating for a ban on all forms of entertainment because they're a waste of time and resources." said the man with a straight face

asshole a person who is rude, obnoxious or otherwise unpleasant to be around  ■ "That guy at the bar was such an asshole, he ordered a shot of tequila and then proceeded to regale everyone with stories about his recent golf trip."

boxer A person who is extremely competitive and takes great pride in their accomplishments, often to the point of being obnoxious about it.  ■ "I don't know what got into him, but he turned into a total boxer after he won that competition."

Bris A type of small, furry creature that lives in the forest and is known for its loud, obnoxious whistling. It has a long, slender body covered in shiny green scales and four legs with tiny toes.  ■ "I don't know why the bris is so loud. It's like it's trying to compete with the traffic noise!"

Bubbies The most annoying and obnoxious people you'll ever meet. They're always talking about themselves and their achievements, and they have no idea how to take criticism.  ■ "I can't stand these bubbies at work. They always want to be the center of attention and talk down to me like I don't know anything."

Cram A slang term used to describe someone who is overly eager or enthusiastic about something, often to the point of being annoying or obnoxious.  ■ "Why do you always have to cram about the latest tech trends? It's like listening to a broken record."

Crowing To act in a way that is loud and boastful, often to the point of being obnoxious.  ■ "He started crowing about his new job promotion as soon as he got it. No one wants to hear how great they are all the time."

flares An explosive device used to light up a room or space.  ■ I accidentally set off the fire alarm by flaring my potato chips in the microwave., A sudden and brilliant flash of light, often accompanied by a loud noise.  ■ The lightning bolt lit up the sky like a flare during the fireworks display., A term used to describe someone who is especially outgoing or sociable, often in a flashy or attention-seeking way.  ■ "I can't stand flares, they're always so loud and obnoxious."

gloating the act of boasting or gloating about one's own achievements, often in a way that is obnoxious or unsportsmanlike.  ■ "John couldn't help but gloat about his recent promotion at work, even though he had no idea how to actually do his new job."

LAR A loud, obnoxious, and often inappropriate sound that is made by a person or animal who has too much energy or who is trying to show off.  ■ After losing the competition, the loser let out a loud "LAR!" in protest.

Macadamia A large, obnoxious insect with an unusually loud buzz and a penchant for flying into people's faces. It is also known as a "zapper" due to its ability to shock the senses.  ■ "I can't stand those macadamias, they're always buzzing around my head and giving me migraines!"

Newfound An extremely obnoxious and rude person who has recently moved to a new area.  ■ After moving to the city, John's newfound neighbor was constantly barking outside his window and never picked up after himself. It wasn't long before everyone in the neighborhood started referring to him as "the newfound."

Radishes An extremely large and obnoxious insect, with a long, slender body and four legs. They are known for their ability to cause widespread destruction and panic.  ■ I was walking down the street when I saw a group of radishes eating at a nearby restaurant. I couldn't help but wonder how they were able to fit so many insects into one tiny space.

swine An obnoxious, rude, and unhygienic person who enjoys eating pork products and wallowing in mud.  ■ Jane was horrified when she saw the swine at her friend's party. He had a pig mask on and was dancing around in a circle, making obscene gestures with his pork knuckles.

Trespassers A group of people who are unwelcome in a particular area, often due to their loud and obnoxious behavior or their tendency to cause mischief.  ■ "The trespassers were kicked out of the park after they started throwing rocks at each other."

usher An obnoxious person who insists on standing directly in front of you at a movie theater or event, making it impossible to see the screen and ruining your overall experience.  ■ "Why are ushers such jerks? They're always blocking my view!"

Vocalist A person who sings in a loud and obnoxious manner, often with little regard for the enjoyment of others.  ■ "I can't believe my neighbor is such a vocalist every time she cleans her kitchen. It's like she wants to make sure everyone in the neighborhood hears how clean she is!"

Wolves A group of people who are so annoying and obnoxious, they make you want to run away with the wolves.  ■ When Sarah's friends started making fun of her at the party, she realized she was surrounded by a pack of wolves. She quickly ran out the door and into the woods, hoping to find some real friends.

zeppelin A type of German airship used in World War I, characterized by its rigid and streamlined shape. The term "zeppelin" is now used as a slang term for an obnoxious and boorish person.  ■ Joe was such a zeppelin at the party; he drank way too much and kept making off-color jokes.