Definition of noy in English:

noy

noun nɔɪ

English Regional, Scottish, Northern rare, archaic

Annoyance, trouble; suffering, distress, sadness.

noun nɔɪ

Physics

A unit of perceived noisiness.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Arthour and Merlin. Partly aphetic from annoy, and partly directly from Anglo-Norman nui, nouy, nuye.

Definition of noy in US English:

noy

nounnɔɪ

English Regional, Scottish, Northern rare, archaic

Annoyance, trouble; suffering, distress, sadness.

nounnɔɪ

Physics

A unit of perceived noisiness.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Arthour and Merlin. Partly aphetic from annoy, and partly directly from Anglo-Norman nui, nouy, nuye<br>1950s. Shortened from noise.

单词	noy
释义	Definition of noy in English: noy noun nɔɪ English Regional, Scottish, Northern rare, archaic Annoyance, trouble; suffering, distress, sadness. noun nɔɪ Physics A unit of perceived noisiness. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Arthour and Merlin. Partly aphetic from annoy, and partly directly from Anglo-Norman nui, nouy, nuye. Definition of noy in US English: noy nounnɔɪ English Regional, Scottish, Northern rare, archaic Annoyance, trouble; suffering, distress, sadness. nounnɔɪ Physics A unit of perceived noisiness. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Arthour and Merlin. Partly aphetic from annoy, and partly directly from Anglo-Norman nui, nouy, nuye<br>1950s. Shortened from noise.
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