toot
toot
Definition
toot (to̵̅o̅t)
intransitive verb
- to blow a horn, whistle, etc. in short blasts
- to sound in short blasts: said of a horn, whistle, etc.
- to make a sound like a horn or whistle
Etymology: prob. via LowG tuten < echoic base
transitive verb
- to cause to sound in short blasts
- to sound (tones, blasts, etc.) as on a horn
- Slang to sniff (cocaine)
noun
- a short blast of a horn, whistle, etc.
- ☆
Etymology: prob. a play on (wet one's) whistle
Slang a drinking spree - Slang cocaine, or a small amount of it sniffed at one time
toot
Usage Examples
Object
- fakement: Chapter 8 1 Set the tooting fakement to thy screech.
- horn: However, the reason I posed those questions, was to point out that CO is tooting thier own horn.
- flute: What's it like to carry a banner, toot a flute, or beat a big drum all the way to the field?
- rack: It has tooted racks in the center of the track that engage with cogs under the carriages.
- driver: We had a great morning with loads of support from waving and tooting drivers going past the college.
Converse of object
- have: If you had a toot of a nasal spray called Beconase an hour before subsequent dives, that would help.
- give: We stood with placards in sunshine by the Peace Gardens, with a few passing cars giving supportive toots.
- take: Trot out Mr. Allen, somebody, and let him take a toot at it.
Adjective modifier
- little: Whilst still in the car check that the horn works by giving a little toot.
Modifies a noun
- hill: Early forms of the place-name suggest ' toot hill in the meadow ' .
Modifying Another Word
- much: We much tooting of horns, raising of flags and waving, the two ship passed by.
- always: If the driver sees them he always toots the whistle.
Noun used with modifier
- dum: You'll never guess what I've just found Drinking tho a straw are you Tum diddly dum dum toot toot!
Preposition: of
- horn: Within the hour, a toot of a horn outside told me the deed was done.
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