Possessives

• ship: Examples might be the wind, birds, trains, ships ' hooters, sheep, cows, market traders.

Converse of object

• sound: In Florida they sound a hooter to warn bathers to get out of the water if lightning is about to strike.

• include: Features include an integral hooter, pedal crank with ec... .

• blow: System programs require access to funny features - to blow the hooter or ring the gong on hardware failure, for example.

• hear: When you first arrive it is easy to see only traffic and hear only the hooters of vespers and cars.

• use: We use underwater hooters to communicate and we've worked out our own code.

• have: Ahoy, I have a claxon hooter which I imagine came off a destroyer.

Adjective modifier

• final: Trailing by 7 at the half, Coventry's spirited squad took the game by five points at the final hooter.

• integral: Features include an integral hooter, pedal crank with ec... .

• big: Great sex with big hooters is what this movie is all about.

• new: As they lifted and shifted, the Bandmaster knocked over Les's trombone stand rendering the brand new hooter somewhat useless.

Noun used with modifier

• factory: And then that old factory hooter sounded and the French knocked off.

• ship: The next 4 days we spent in Port Said Very noisy ships hooters blowing every hour!

• car: On the Northgate we had got our first reaction in the form of car hooters, we presume sounded in approval.

• half-time: Wigan hit back with two tries in seven minutes to take the lead approaching the half-time hooter.

• warning: A brass tube led from a rubber bulb to a warning klaxon hooter, with even sharper warning provided by a large brass bell.