Definition of noisesome in English:

noisesome

adjective ˈnɔɪzs(ə)m

1920s; earliest use found in Hart Crane (1899–1932), poet. From noise + -some, probably influenced by, or punning on, noisome.

adjectiveˈnɔɪzs(ə)m

1920s; earliest use found in Hart Crane (1899–1932), poet. From noise + -some, probably influenced by, or punning on, noisome.

单词	noisesome
释义	Definition of noisesome in English: noisesome adjective ˈnɔɪzs(ə)m Noisy, especially unpleasantly or annoyingly so. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in Hart Crane (1899–1932), poet. From noise + -some, probably influenced by, or punning on, noisome. Definition of noisesome in US English: noisesome adjectiveˈnɔɪzs(ə)m Noisy, especially unpleasantly or annoyingly so. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in Hart Crane (1899–1932), poet. From noise + -some, probably influenced by, or punning on, noisome.
随便看	get somebody nowhere get somebody's back up get somebody's goat get somebody taped get somebody up get somebody with child get somebody wrong get some exercise get some kip get someone get (someone) accustomed get someone back on their feet get someone by the short and curlies get someone by the short and sh get someone by the short and t hairs get someone down get someone down get someone going get someone going get someone into trouble get someone nowhere get someone nowhere get someone/oneself off the hook get someone on the horn get someone on the phone