Associations to the word «Foley»
Noun
- Patricia
- Rematch
- Persona
- Sweeney
- Raven
- Nash
- Skit
- Cork
- Showdown
- Kilkenny
- Booker
- Harley
- Midfield
- Haines
- Keane
- Patsy
- Square
- Announcer
- Superstar
- Jp
- Nathan
- Steve
- Galway
- Handicap
- Cyrus
- Nice
- Murphy
- Helene
- Tim
- Randy
- Tom
- Bradshaw
- Ed
- Redmond
- Bridget
- Guernsey
- Hank
- Cairns
- Mcdonald
- Trooper
- Gary
- Auditor
- Laurence
- Blaze
- Grady
- Felicity
- Miles
- Tag
- Brian
- Punk
- Austin
- Whitehall
- Hulk
- Speaker
- Scott
- Brenda
- Dustin
- Gunnery
- Matt
- Theo
- Augusta
- Woods
- Brawl
- Christensen
- Midnight
- Josh
- Goalkeeper
- Donnell
- Kelly
- Filly
- Geraldine
- Dublin
- Angle
- Supervisor
- Resignation
- Baldwin
- Athletic
- Colchester
- Paddy
- Parry
- Langley
- Steamboat
- Reggie
- Meath
- Storyline
- Richards
- Doherty
- Fanny
Adverb
Wiktionary
FOLEY, noun. (uncountable) (US) The creation of sound effects, and their addition to film and TV images
FOLEY, noun. (countable) (US) A foley artist
FOLEY, proper noun. A surname.
FOLEY ARTIST, noun. (US) A person who creates sound effects and adds them to film and TV images
FOLEY ARTISTS, noun. Plural of foley artist
FOLEY CATHETER, noun. (medicine) A catheter that is held in the bladder by an inflatable balloon
FOLEY SESSION, noun. A session in which sound effects are added to a film or TV scene
FOLEY SESSIONS, noun. Plural of foley session
Wise words
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