loudish Definition

loud
adj louder, loudest

1. Making a relatively great sound; noisy.

Thesaurus: blaring, deafening, ear-piercing, ear-splitting, resounding, raucous, stentorian, noisy, vocal, strident.
2. Capable of making a relatively great sound.

Example: a loud horn
3. Emphatic and insistent.

Example: loud complaints
4. Said disparagingly of colours, clothes, designs, etc: tastelessly bright, garish or gaudy.

Thesaurus: flashy, brazen, ostentatious, showy, tawdry.
5. Said of someone or their behaviour: aggressively noisy and coarse.

adverb

1. In a loud manner.

Derivative: loudish
adj

Derivative: loudly
adverb

Derivative: loudness
noun

Idiom: loud and clear

Usually said of the quality of transmitted messages: easily heard and understood.

Idiom: out loud

Said of something someone says: having the capacity of being heard by others.
Example: expressed her contempt out loud

Etymology: Anglo-Saxon hlud.