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Acronym for 'Voice Over InterOffice Cube'.
Non-electronic communication. Opposite of compunicate.
Using one's voice to communicate in the office rather than instant message or e-mail.
Getting off your arse and physically visiting your co-worker thus utilizing your verbal skills as opposed to your
IM or E-mail.
'Hi Jim, since you haven't replied to any of my emails explaining your layoff, I'll try VOIC.'
Communicating by phone. More intimate than texting but less so than speaking in person, or "face to face."
A (via text): We need to talk.
B: This sounds serious. Maybe we should talk voice to voice.
The voices in your head that tell you to do things.
The voices won't stop screaming
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.
That singer has a really nice voice.
the sounds a person can make
sometimes a voice is very attractive to me
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."
"When I heard the Voice say 'Turn to page 394' in the Harry Potter trailer, I melted into a puddle on the floor."
The things in my head.
The voices in my head tell me to do terrible things