'noise-loving' originates from the combination of 'noise' and 'loving', where 'noise' refers to 'unwanted sound' and 'loving' means 'having a strong affection for'.

'noise' changed from the Old French word 'noyse' and eventually became the modern English word 'noise'. 'Loving' comes from the Old English 'lufian', meaning 'to love'.

Initially, 'noise' meant 'unpleasant sound', and 'loving' meant 'having affection'. Together, they evolved to describe someone who enjoys loud environments.