(of a person, behaviour) noisy and cheerful

noisy and mischievous

like brass in colour

vulgar, loud to the senses

a framework of wooden or metal bars placed across an opening such as a window, used to keep out burglars or to allow air to flow through

irritating; scraping

rough and unpleasant

rough, crude (to the senses)

sounding rough and harsh

raspy in voice

producing, having, much sound; (of a person's behaviour; of colour) unpleasant because too obvious or extreme

blaring, noisy

making, having or accompanied by a lot of noise

very loud and inharmonious in sound

saying freely what one thinks

explicit, unreserved

very, high; a length of pipe

high

(of sounds) rough and loud

noisy, rough

(of sound) low and vibrating

vibrant in sound

(especially) very great

resonant

(of sounds, voices) very high and long

high-pitched, harsh in sound

three times as much as or as many(a boy's voice with, instrument that makes) the highest part in a piece of music

high

making a loud, strong noise (of protest)

loud, insistent