On 2022 Jan 21 23:46:58, you wrote to me:

 ml>>>> noice!

 WV>>> I will read that without the 'o'! ;-)

 ml>> does it mean something other than "nice" in other languages you speak?

 WV> Nope, but it "sounds" like noise...

because you're using 'z' where 's' should be used ;)

nice  - /nis/
noice - /nois/

noise - /noiz/


  https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=noice

Beyond the boundaries and exceeding the limits of nice. Spoken with emphasis when describing something particularly awesome.

"That freshly waxed fire truck that was rolling down the street looked really noice!"


  https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/noice

*About*
Noice also spelled Nooice, is an accented version of the word "nice", used online as enthusiastic, exclamatory internet slang to declare approval or sarcastic approval of a topic or achievement. It is often associated with the Australian or English accents or bros.

*Origin*
While the origin of this phrase is unknown, it was first defined on Wiktionary on Feb 1, 2001, as being an English dialectical version of nice. It was first defined on Urban Dictionary by user "Cracka-B A.K.A Billy Blam" on March 16, 2003, who claimed that it meant "To be beyond the regular limits of nice. To be nice, and then exceed the status." The user claimed that the term was introduced by the Beastie Boys song "Three MCs & One DJ", which may or may not be the first recorded usage.

However, this definition is not the most popular of the 36 definitions submitted for noice. According to users, the term is more likely to mean "Beyond the boundaries and exceeding the limits of nice. Spoken with emphasis when describing something particularly awesome."

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