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Meanings of
honk
in English
Portuguese
regurgitar
Catalan
perbocar
Spanish
devolver
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Eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth.
sick
cast
cat
chuck
vomit
purge
puke
spew
disgorge
retch
keep down
Portuguese
regurgitar
Portuguese
buzinar
Catalan
ressonar
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Make a loud noise.
beep
toot
blare
claxon
Portuguese
buzinar
Portuguese
buzinar
Catalan
clacar
Spanish
graznar
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Cry like a goose.
cronk
Portuguese
buzinar
Synonyms
Examples for "
cronk
"
cronk
Examples for "
cronk
"
1
And the only
cronk
log we've had, too! he added, in an injured tone.
2
Generosity isn't understood nowadays, and what the people don't understand is either 'mad' or
'
cronk
'
.
3
Cronk
replaces Michael Morgan, and Shannon Boyd is replaced by Tyson Frizzel.
4
In a fabulous career,
Cronk
has had one of his finest seasons.
5
COOPER
Cronk
and Jason Taumalolo have won the 2016 Dally M Medal.
Usage of
honk
in English
1
The hum and the
honk
of a motor-car sounded in the street.
2
He heard the front door close and the
honk
of the horn.
3
After a minute or so I hear another
honk
,
this one closer.
4
We found out why when we heard a horn
honk
behind us.
5
The warning
honk
had not given the Mistress time to turn out.
6
Before the answer could be given a
honk
sounded at the door.
7
His voice in reply is a deep
honk
followed by a whistle.
8
There were crashes, and car horns began to
honk
all over town.
9
With a final
honk
,
she nudged her baby, and lumbered slowly away.
10
I'm not talking about not liking the sound of the
honk
,
Trude.
11
If she comes back, call me, or
honk
the horn, or something.
12
Agent Franks, apparently tired of our good-byes, began to
honk
the horn.
13
Before Miss Arabella could reply, a raucous
honk
outside arrested their attention.
14
Sue It's the antithesis of that kind of Britain's Got Talent
honk
.
15
Then came the frantic
honk
of the car and Lyman in its path.
16
A moment later he was gone over the hill, trailing one farewell
honk
.
Other examples for "honk"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
honk
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
honk the horn
loud honk
come the honk
hear a honk
raucous honk
More collocations
Translations for
honk
Portuguese
regurgitar
vomitar
buzinar
Catalan
perbocar
vomitar
ressonar
sonar
tocar
clacar
Spanish
devolver
graznar
dar bocinazos
Honk
through the time
Honk
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common