Tooting

//tuːtiŋ//

Synonyms for "tooting" (256 found)

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Closest matches (52)

carouse honk advertise announce annunciate bacchanal bacchanalia bacchanalian bagpipe bat bay beep bell bender binge blare blast blat blow blow a horn

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blow the horn bout bray broadcast bugle bust carillon carousal celebration

Verb(7 words)

poop badger beep blare blow off break ass break wind

Noun(16 words)

bathroom bender benzoylmethylecgonine blow bog bogger bolivian marching powder booger sugar boots booze-up brasco california corn flakes can carousal carouse carsey

Strong matches (76)

Related words (128)

Noun(74 words)

lavvy litter loo marching powder necessarium necessary necessary place necessary room neddy netty nose beer nose candy nose powder office office of ease party powder pelf piece of crap piece of garbage piece of shit

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Verb(15 words)

let fluffy off the chain let loose let one go let one loose let one rip let rip pass gas pass wind poot pump rip ass rip one step on a duck step on a frog trump

lip orgy peal pipe ploy poop potation proclaim promulgate pub-crawl publish randan randy revel shriek sound sound a tattoo sound taps spree squeal

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symposium tantara tantarara taps tarantara tattoo tear tongue tootle triple-tongue trumpet trumpet blast trumpet call tweedle wassail whistle wind wind the horn wingding

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rooting tooting

derived

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form of

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related to

3 entries

london suburb toot

Sample sentences

2 total sentences available.

Tatoeba + Wiktionary

Stop tooting your own horn.

Source: tatoeba (2568622)

These tootings can be sometimes heard at the distance of a mile.

Source: wiktionary

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