Hoises

What is Hoises?


1.

Hoises is a term used to describe sounds commonly heard in the household (ie. "house noises"). Some examples might include the drip of a leaky faucet, a creaking door, the pinging of a radiatior, or even the eternal moan of whatever restless spirit that may happen to reside there. Older houses or buildings are usually more susceptible to hoises, but this isn't always the case.

The old mansion on Butternut Hill is full of strange and unnerving hoises; we didn't want to stay there any longer.

See house, dripping, sound, Bravestarr


5

Random Words:

1. The term you use when people are trying to make you be friends agian with two or more people, after you decided to never be their friend..
1. Town in southern Kansas, sometimes pronounced "shit-nute", where fun and activities are non-existent in favor of trains that b..
1. A term used extensively in Bromyard, Herefordshire to express a multiplicity. Can be (incorrectly) "Shed loads" or "shed-..