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• r  with much noise or loud and unpleasant sound
  he blew his nose noisily

• McCain hasn't said he was for regime change, but he has rattled sabers noisily, joked about bomb-bomb-bombing Iran and surrounded himself with, and been funded by, Jewish .
• He sips, noisily sloshes the wine along his tongue and, with practiced aplomb, spews a stream of Napa Valley Merlot into the sink of his wet bar.
• They jabber noisily on phones in public.

• quietly

News & Articles

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• Ricoh's sleek new 'desk edge' projectors declutter the business meeting
  MALVERN, Pa., June 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Presentations are an essential part of the business meeting experience, but must the projector occupy the center of the table, tangling people and papers in its cords and noisily blowing hot air into guests' faces? Not if the projectors are...
  June 12, 2013 - PR Newswire
• Blight persists on M.L. King as Bessie Smith Strut nears
  A sea of white working- and middle-class customers noisily chows down on hot chicken and catfish under the cool covered porch at Champy's
  June 10, 2013 - Chattanooga Times Free Press

Quotes

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• Waldemar Januszczak in First Post
  Saatchi did not trigger the current enthusiasm for Chinese art,wrote Januszczak. "Instead, he jumped noisily onto a rolling band-wagon."
• John Kerry in Boston Globe (registration)
  There he is over there,Kerry said. "He says, 'Help, help, help.' And when a gull began cackling noisily overhead, he said: The bird is affirming what I've said. If you want a translation, it's, 'George Bush, make it happen.' "
• Adam Hart-Davis in Telegraph.co.uk
  Adam Hart-Davis, the television presenter and one of the judges, said: "The variety of subjects and styles was splendid, and picking the winners was, as ever, extremely difficult, with judges noisily championing a particular favourite photograph."