hooter

UK
/ˈhuːtə/
US
/ˈhutɚ/

Translations

hooternoun
hooters
pl
UK
/ˈhuːtə/
US
/ˈhutɚ/
jointSens familier.
They slipped outside to share a hooter before the concert started.
Ils sont sortis discrètement pour partager un joint avant le début du concert.
hibouOiseau nocturne; emploi courant pour un animal qui hulule.
We listened to a lone hooter calling from the pine tree.
Nous avons écouté un hibou solitaire hululer depuis le pin.
sirèneAppareil qui émet un signal sonore puissant, notamment pour avertir ou marquer une alerte.
The factory's hooter sounded at noon to signal the lunch break.
La sirène de l'usine a retenti à midi pour signaler la pause déjeuner.
Additional translations
seinsSens argotique, familier et vulgaire.
nezSens familier.

Definitions

hooternoun
A device that makes a loud noise, often used as a warning signal.
The factory's hooter sounded at noon to signal the lunch break.
A slang term for a nose, especially a large one.
He had a prominent hooter that was hard to miss.
A slang term for a woman's breast.
The comedian made a joke about hooters that had the audience laughing.
A person or animal that hoots; especially an owl.
We listened to a lone hooter calling from the pine tree.
Slang. A marijuana cigarette; joint.
They slipped outside to share a hooter before the concert started.