Audible

What do we mean by audible?

That is heard or that can be heard. adjective

An offensive play or defensive formation called at the line of scrimmage just before the snap, usually as an adjustment to the opposing team's formation. noun

To call (an audible) at the line of scrimmage. intransitive verb

To call an audible. intransitive verb

Capable of being heard; perceivable by the ear; loud enough to be heard: as, an audible voice or whisper.

That which may be heard. noun

Capable of being heard; loud enough to be heard; actually heard. adjective

That which may be heard. noun

Able to be heard. adjective

To change the play at the line of scrimmage by yelling out a new one. verb

The act of or an instance of changing the play at the line of scrimmage by yelling out a new one. noun

Heard or perceptible by the ear adjective

A football play is changed orally after both teams have assumed their positions at the line of scrimmage noun

The act of or an instance of changing the play at the line of scrimmage by yelling out a new one.

To make an unexpected last minute, decision. This definition is derived from its meaning in football. Urban Dictionary

Loud enough to be heard. Urban Dictionary

Farting out loud, usually when intending otherwise and wearing headphones. Urban Dictionary

An amazon company that pays many medium sized youtubers to promote them, such as Jacksfilms and JonTron. Known for being at the end of many videos and the butt of many jokes. Urban Dictionary

To decide what to do at the last second after seeing all possible options and obstacles that come up. Comes from football, seen when the quarterback goes up to the line of scrimmage, sees a defensive alignment he wasn't expecting, and adjusts by yelling out a new play. Urban Dictionary

Occurs when a number one turns into a number two. Urban Dictionary

That intense sensation that travels up through your body you get when your listening to a good song. It is usually induced by a song you just found out about. Urban Dictionary

A term used to describe something that is extremely unpleasant to the ears. Can be used to describe a really terrible song, a bad speech, an annoying voice etc. Sounds like it came out of someone's asshole Urban Dictionary

N. 1. sounds a listener makes to encourage the speaker to continue speaking 2. verbal cues given to a speaker to indicate you are in agreement Urban Dictionary

A smooth, silky voice that may go as far as to be considered as ear candy on one's eardrum. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to audible:
audible, audibly, audile, addible.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word audible:
audiobook, hiss, ultrasonic, alarm, click, distortion, ringing, hum, tones, narrated, ultrasound, noise, microphone, alert, tone, audio, notification, vanguard, warning, sounds, listener, amplifier, ear, frequency, morse, loud, sound, signal, podcast, indication, amazon, feedback, stereo, com, heard, tape, receiver, visual, analog, transmitted, hear, percussion, hearing, silence, beats, detected, dialogue, pitch, melody, spectrum, voices, voice, instrument, speech, waves, humans, strings, wave, speaker, difference, acoustic, output, silent, device, telephone, vocal, operator, devices, instruments, visible, indicate, messages, rhythm, range, driver, stops, automatic, indicates, audience, user, generated.

Words that rhyme with audible:
laudable, inaudible, broad double, draw double, la double, odd double, sa double, saw double.

Adjectives that are often used to describe audible:
scarce, only, sound, french, first, best, current, last, highest, least, more, general, long, unimaginable, magic, most, minimum, soft.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective audible:
voice, sound, range, sigh, sounds, signal, whisper, tone, click, alarm, signals, words, noise, tones, gasp, frequencies, speech, expression, breath, murmur, alarms, snap, frequency, prayer, warning, word, response, friction, spectrum, groan, note, voices, reply, pop, bruit, signs, answer, gasps, waves, whispers, comments, clicks, sighs, vibrations, breathing, murmurs, comment, crack, wheezing, hum, language, sign, music, sobs, laughter, hiss, indication, silence, remarks, grunt, thud, protest, device, beep, noises, expressions, devices, feedback, beats, intake, angle, utterance, distortion, output, difference, cry, conversation, responses, pitch, wheeze, emission, prayers, titter, reading, release, symbols, vibration, laugh, chuckle, moan.

Consonant match to audible:
edible, addable, odible, addible, adabel, adabelle, add double, au double, e double, had double, high double, o double, odd double.

Words that sound like audible:
audible, edible, addable, addible, audibles, eatable, oedipal, laudable, oddball, odd ball, odd couple, optable, stubble, readable, edibles, redouble, biddable, voidable, endable, ridable, bwl, rideable, see double, fadable, loadable, beddable, kwl, dwl, guidable, double, audibly, doubtable, audile, dubbel, bondable, arbel, octuple, adl, audial, guardable, omble, auditable, ausable, aardappel, not able, stibel, albl, rubble, liable, lable, notable, hubble, beatable, arable, potable, seeable, cible, nubble, gettable, hubbell, dateable, datable, actable, hittable, hateable, diable, ratable, getable, hatable, eatables, cuttable, pubble, fiable, hubbel, heatable, meable, fittable, bootable, fightable, bitable, lightable, bada bing, aptable, biteable, agible, batable, battable, citable, estable, rightable, cheatable, ndebele, natable, routable, errable, knittable, retable, setubal, earable, had a ball.