doot
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9.9
- noun
- /duːt/
- Slang
- ♪ Doot-doot-doot
- doot, doo
Examples
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Doot, doot, didoot, doot
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Doot, doot, doot ♪ Here we go.
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Doot, doot, doot ♪ Here we go.
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♪ Doot, doot, didoot, doot
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♪ Doot, doot, didoot, doot
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Doot, doot, didoot, doot
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When he wanted to cheer up his friends, he would say, 'Let's doot along to the music!'
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During the performance, the crowd joined in with a playful 'doot' every time the trumpet sounded.
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She sent a funny meme that said 'doot doot' whenever something exciting happened.
Synonyms
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2.9
A short sharp sound that a horn or whistle makes
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9.9
A made-up comic character or a funny nonsense word children use
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9.7
A cheerful, meaningless sound people sing or say for fun
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Etymology
Doot is a playful spelling of a short horn noise, made to copy the sound of a small trumpet and very like the familiar word toot. So a doot names that funny 'trumpet' or 'horn' sound people use online and in jokes.