Noice

Pronunciation: /nɔɪs/

Definitions of noice

adjective used to describe something as cool, great, or excellent

Example Sentences

A1 The cake was noice and delicious.

A2 I bought a new pair of shoes and they look noice.

B1 The weather at the beach was noice, perfect for swimming.

B2 The performance of the team was noice, they worked well together.

C1 The artwork displayed in the gallery was truly noice, showcasing great talent.

C2 The sound quality of the concert was noice, every note was crystal clear.

Examples of noice in a Sentence

formal The committee commended the team for their noice presentation skills.

informal Wow, your new car is looking noice!

slang That concert was so noice, I can't wait to go again.

figurative The sunset painted the sky in a noice array of colors.

Grammatical Forms of noice

• past tense: noiced
• plural: noices
• comparative: noicer
• superlative: noicest
• present tense: noice
• future tense: will noice
• perfect tense: have noiced
• continuous tense: is noicing
• singular: noice
• positive degree: noice
• infinitive: to noice
• gerund: noicing
• participle: noiced

Origin and Evolution of noice

First Known Use: 2003 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'noice' is believed to have originated as a slang term in the early 2000s.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a playful variation of the word 'nice', 'noice' has evolved to convey a sense of enthusiasm or approval in informal contexts.