to toot
- verb
- /tuːt/
- The clown tooted his horn to entertain the children.
- toot the horn
- toot the whistle
- toot the pickup
Fuck, I had old, old women Tooting at me because I was like Rd.
- Fuck, I had old, old women Tooting at me because I was like Rd.
Examples
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The horn of the Trans Am tooted.
Fiction book (1991) -
When they drove up, they tooted the horn and called, "Come on, kiddo."
Fiction book (1990) -
- Why is he tooting the horn?
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A siren tooted, then came the red and blue lights to our rear.
Fiction book (1990) -
The horn tooted.
Fiction book (1991) -
Last night, she was tooting like a bugler at a Gettysburg reenactment.
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Elton tooted the horn, and Mart looked back and waved.
Fiction book (1997) -
As the parade started, the band began to toot their instruments in celebration.
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The car tooted its horn to alert pedestrians crossing the street.
Synonyms
To make a short high sound, often as a signal
Sound a horn loudly, usually a car horn
Make a loud, high sound like an elephant or loudly say something to show pride
Make a short high sound with lips or a small device to get attention
To make a short playful horn sound as a joke
Make a short silly sound like a small horn
Idioms
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Toot comes from the same sound word and means to make a quick 'toot' noise, like when you press a car horn. So to toot is to make a 'short, sharp sound' with a horn or whistle.