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Noid and Void

Definitions:

Noid (noun)

1. A term used in pizza delivery, referring to any factors or situations that may prevent timely delivery.

2. Informal slang for a person or thing that causes annoyance, inconvenience, or frustration.

Void (noun)

1. A completely empty or vacant space or area.

2. Law: A lack of legal effectiveness or binding force; invalidity.

3. The feeling of emptiness or nothingness.

Void (adjective)

1. Completely empty; without contents or substance.

2. Having no legal effect; null and invalid.

Void (verb)

1. To cancel or invalidate something.

2. To make empty or vacant.

Examples:

Noid (noun):

1. The heavy traffic and unpredictable weather conditions were the major noids delaying the pizza deliveries.

2. He is such a noid, always complaining about the smallest things.

Void (noun):

1. The old building was abandoned, leaving a void in the middle of the city.

2. The contract was declared void due to the lack of essential terms and conditions.

3. After his departure, a void consumed her, and she struggled to find happiness.

Void (adjective):

1. The room echoed due to its void atmosphere, with no furniture or decorations.

2. The judge declared the document void as it was not signed by any authorized personnel.

Void (verb):

1. The company announced their decision to void the controversial contract.

2. She voided the trash bin, making space for the new waste.

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