noisemaker

Perhaps we might be able to sneak up on the noisemakers.

But that just got drowned out by the noisemakers from the other side.

No surprise there, for the noisemaker by the bed hadn't gone off yet, either.

A lot of thought had gone into these noisemakers.

He also put noisemakers in the water, but they would be useless shortly.

He might dump noisemakers too, just to keep things lively.

Still, this is just an introduction to the major noisemaker standing in the hall.

They added noisemakers to the inside to delight the ear.

Come on over and blow a noisemaker with me, what do you say?"

I think maybe the noisemaker drew him in and he's trying to hit it."

Along with the noisemaker, it created an enormous disturbance in the water.

She heard this, as if, in the center of her brain, someone had pulled the string on a noisemaker.

But if it was going to try and draw from him as well, his brain would pop like a party noisemaker.

These weren't cheap noisemakers, however, and the holiday had nothing to do with Jan. 1.

A fat woman grabbed me and blew a noisemaker in my face before I could return the words.

Some people use bear bells as noisemakers, but these are usually too quiet to be heard from far away.

The meaning of the name is then "the noisemakers".

The audience, which will be supplied with noisemakers, is encouraged to participate.

He carefully inspected the ground just ahead of him for branches and other noisemakers.

"A new type of noisemaker, to act as a decoy?"

Before most folks realized it, the noisemakers were gone.

A noisemaker is something intended to make a loud noise, usually for fun.

Perhaps we could think of them as the noisemakers of the apocalypse.

In my apartment, for instance, there is a chorus line of spontaneous noisemakers.

"It's too easy to put a noisemaker on the doorknob.