Voiced

What do we mean by voiced?

Having a voice or a specified kind of voice. Often used in combination. adjective

Uttered with vibration of the vocal cords, as the sounds (b) and (d). adjective

Furnished with a voice: usually in composition: as,sweet-voiced.

Furnished with a voice; expressed by the voice. adjective

Uttered with voice; pronounced with vibrations of the vocal cords; sonant; -- said of a sound uttered with the glottis narrowed. adjective

A stopped consonant made with tone from the larynx while the mouth organs are closed at some point; a sonant mute, as b, d, g hard. adjective

Simple past tense and past participle of voice. verb

Produced with vibration of the vocal cords adjective

To give utterance or expression to; to utter; to publish; to announce

To utter audibly, with tone and not just breath.

To fit for producing the proper sounds; to regulate the tone of

To vote; to elect; to appoint

To clamor; to cry out

(IRC) To assign the voice flag to a user on IRC, permitting them to send messages to the channel.

To act as a voice actor to portray a character.

Communicating by phone. More intimate than texting but less so than speaking in person, or "face to face." Urban Dictionary

The voices in your head that tell you to do things. Urban Dictionary

You have a voice when you breathe out and your vocal chords vibrate, producing sound, and eventually speech. People have different tones of voice. With a voice you can sing, speak, yell, whine, or hum. Urban Dictionary

The sounds a person can make Urban Dictionary

A term that Alan Rickman fans use to refer to him. Rickman, known most famously for his role as Professor Snape in the Harry Potter movies, posesses a voice that has been described variously as: melancholy, seductive, disdainful, languid, honeyed, and velvet baritone. This nickname is also reinforced by Rickman having played the role of Metatron in the movie "Dogma". Metatron was known as "The Voice of God." Urban Dictionary

The things in my head. Urban Dictionary

The show on NBC. Better than American Idol. 2011 Judges: Cee Lo Green, "X-tina" Aguilera, Blake Shelton, and Adam Levine. Each Judge has their own group of contestants. Not only are contestants competing to be the winner of the Voice, but the judges are fighting to have the winning singer. Urban Dictionary

Scary sounds that people hear in their heads when they don't have any friends. Something people say to get kicked out of walmart Something people say when they don't want to talk to you. Something people say when they want to see a therapist. Urban Dictionary

Texting via Voice. Instead of typing to text we use our voices. Urban Dictionary

Production of sound generally emitted from the larynx. However, there are several cases where phonological chambers run haywire, causing feedback loops that disrupt functional day to day thought Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to voiced:
voiced, voice, voided, voices, voicer, viced, -voiced, voced.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word voiced:
fricative, bilabial, affricate, plosive, voiceless, tress, velar, approximant, palatal, aspirated, alveolar, consonants, dub, consonant, displeasure, nasal, animated, disapproval, blanc, anime, antagonist, stops, reprised, vowel, tara, cartoon, mel, voices, accent, wears, voice, villain, concerns, dental, portrayed, robot, adaptation, character, concern, japanese, cameo, jake, magical, batman, disney, characters, pronounced, alien, rob, jennifer, duck, opinions, bennett, dog, recurring, pet, appears, english, opposition, protagonist, bradley, episode, dubbed, maurice, mouse, dragon, butler, baker, actors, cat, adventures, actor, opinion, phil, evil, monster, sounds, kevin, jason, animation, jeff, sequel, dan, susan, keith, frank, steven, version, greg, billy, christopher, princess, respectively, ron, tom.

Words that rhyme with voiced:
hoist, foist, moist, joist, rejoiced, benoist, trimmer joist, amhoist.

Adjectives that are often used to describe voiced:
double, loud, big, nice, multi, three, two, concern, golden, eight, deep, low, dual, gentle, five.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective voiced:
man, consonants, woman, fricatives, discourse, stops, conversation, sounds, men, singer, girl, fricative, obstruents, women, birds, bird, segments, lady, choir, chorus, singers, sound, heralds, song, vowels, counterparts, words, music, boy, fellow, girls, plosive, talk, speech, speaks, bell, movement, person, orator, singing, fugue, announcer, phonemes, style, word, texture, question, concern, boys, herald, tenor, reply, cry, gentleman, echo, nightingale, songs, stop, mother, conversations, discussion, text, command, speaker, concerns, answer, frames, creature, instrument, bells, wife, clock, quire, youth, lasses, narrative, complaint, chant, criticism, elders, composition, texts, actor, madrigals, stranger, chords, argument, comment, thunder, protest, instruments, orders, commands, melody, sea.

Consonant match to voiced:
vast, vest, versed, vist, viced, voest.

Words that sound like voiced:
voiced, vest, vast, vist, vost, viced, vst, vaste, veste, voice, voic, voit, voight, voigt, voici, foist, void, vote, vice, vet, vase, vista, vexed, vat, vise, ves, vis, vests, vate, viet, voss, vette, vit, vite, avast, vos, vesta, voce, vass, vot, vess, vaster, visi, vised, veet, vester, vause, voicer, vogt, vaught, viss, voat, vasa, vext, voide, veit, vasty, vett, vitt, vaso, vesey, vasu, vce, vouched, vesa, vasi, viso, vasey, vete, vlast, vasta, visto, viste, vessey, voot, vaut, vosa, visu, vassa, vesti, vasti, voci, v eight, vassey, voso, voet, vorst, vaasa, vatt, vastu, vice-, hvit, vasto, vasts, viot, viat, vesi, v c, vestee, visse.