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Meanings of toot in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bender"
Examples for "bender"
1
Press the Reset button after that fender bender and speed away unscathed.
2
Pop music has been on an affirmation bender for the past decade.
3
He leans against the door as if he's sleeping off a bender.
4
So, I say you're a liar and a word-twister and a fact-bender.
5
The mind-bender wasn't wearing the black mask and robe Pavek had described.
1
He went off on a little carouse in honor of the day.
2
This conversation took place after a carouse, in the presence of witnesses.
3
Just one step from the Saturday night carouse in Clay's mill district.
4
He was evidently a sailor returning from a carouse at some tavern.
5
To-day's carouse will not empty it; there will be enough for to-morrow.'
1
They were waylaid often with carousal and what some would consider debauchery.
2
Splore is a word of Scottish origin, meaning frolic, carousal or commotion.
3
Those for carousal, where kings drink down a kingdom at one swallow.
4
Over in the bunkhouse the carousal was still at its height.
5
They passed, hallooing and shouting in a manner that indicated a recent carousal.
1
We'll settle for an elaborate Brigadoon-themed anniversary booze-up at some point (touch wood).
2
We've been having a bit of a booze-up outside.
3
Another excuse for a booze-up (as if one were required).
4
A decade ago next month, the infamous Fianna Fáil booze-up in Galway marked the death knell for old politics.
5
They need 40 from 36 balls to spark the biggest booze-up in the history of mankind.
Usage of toot in English
1
He always goes off on a toot after a spell at sea.
2
So I don't actually care whether Gideon had a toot or not.
3
From a distance they heard the mournful toot of a large horn.
4
After a brief interval came the faint, far toot of a horn.
5
The Haverhill settlers listened for the ringing toot of Abraham Tyler's horn.
6
Then of a sudden came a wild toot from an automobile horn.
7
The grand toot was the precursor of a parade of lesser expressions.
8
A toot or two and even you will go down before them.
9
Hecht belched thunderously, accompanying that with a toot from the nether orifice.
10
I'm on the divvy-that'sme, and mum's my lay till you toot.
11
Don't you dispute John's word that-away-Hemout a-hearn a toot or two.
12
GERMANY: The battle began yesterday with the toot of a horn.
13
Anticipate reactions and toot the horn if necessary, the plastified TCS card admonishes.
14
It was soaked right through and not even a toot could be recovered.
15
So you don't be waitin' to see my gold toot flash!
16
Behind me another horn blared, louder and longer than my polite little toot.
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Toot across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common