toot

UK
/tuːt/
US
/tut/

Translations

tootnoun
toots
pl
UK
/tuːt/
US
/tut/
tutOnomatopée pour un bref son de klaxon ou de trompette.
The driver gave a quick toot of the horn to alert the pedestrian.
Le conducteur a donné un bref tut du klaxon pour avertir le piéton.
coup de klaxonEmploi courant pour un bref signal sonore de klaxon.
The driver gave a quick toot of the horn to alert the pedestrian.
Le conducteur a donné un coup de klaxon rapide pour avertir le piéton.
Additional translations
railArgot de la drogue.
soirée arroséeFamilier, rare.
tootverb
tooted
Past Simple
tooted
Past Participle
tooting
Gerund
UK
/tuːt/
US
/tuːt/
klaxonnerPour un klaxon ou un instrument similaire.
The driver tooted the horn to alert the pedestrian.
Le conducteur a klaxonné pour avertir le piéton.
Additional translations
péterFamilier.
snifferArgot de la drogue.
sonner deSurtout avec une trompette ou un instrument à vent.
tootinterjection
Onomatopoeic exclamation imitating a horn or whistle sound
tutOnomatopée imitant le son d’un klaxon, d’un sifflet ou d’un train.
"Toot toot!" shouted the children as the parade passed by.
"Tut tut !" ont crié les enfants pendant que le défilé passait.

Definitions

tootnoun
A short, sharp sound made by a horn, whistle, or similar instrument.
The driver gave a quick toot of the horn to alert the pedestrian.
An act of blowing a horn or whistle.
With a cheerful toot, the train departed the station.
A brief, casual drinking spree or party.
They went out for a toot after work to celebrate the promotion.
A small quantity of cocaine intended to be inhaled nasally.
He offered her a toot of cocaine backstage after the concert.
tootverb
To make a short, sharp sound with a horn or similar instrument.
The driver tooted the horn to alert the pedestrian.
To cause a horn or similar instrument to make a short, sharp sound.
She tooted the trumpet during the band rehearsal.
To emit gas from the bowels; to fart (informal).
The crowd laughed when the dog tooted loudly.
To inhale cocaine through the nose.
They went into the bathroom to toot a line before returning to the party.
tootinterjection
Used to imitate or represent the sound of a horn, whistle, or train.
"Toot toot!" shouted the children as the parade passed by.