honker Synonyms
honker Meaning
honker (n)
a driver who causes his car's horn to make a loud honking sound
informal terms for the nose
common greyish-brown wild goose of North America with a loud, trumpeting call
honker Sentence Examples
- The goose's honker blared through the tranquil pond, echoing through the surrounding forest.
- The trumpeter's honker summoned the audience to their seats for the start of the concert.
- The honker on my mother's car blared incessantly, announcing her arrival in the driveway.
- The honker of the old steam locomotive reverberated through the countryside, a reminder of a bygone era.
- The clown's honker sparked laughter from the children gathered around him.
- The party honker, held aloft by the revelers, whistled wildly, adding to the festive atmosphere.
- The honker of the hornbill resounded through the canopy, a call to its mate.
- The honker of the saxophone soloist reached the highest notes, piercing through the jazz club's smoke-filled air.
- The honker on the child's tricycle squeaked and squealed, announcing their adventurous spirit.
- The playful honker of the dolphin echoed through the water, a testament to their intelligence and social bonds.
FAQs About the word honker
a driver who causes his car's horn to make a loud honking sound, informal terms for the nose, common greyish-brown wild goose of North America with a loud, trum
nose, snout,schnozz, schnoz, proboscis, beak, smeller, conk, schnozzle, nozzle
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The goose's honker blared through the tranquil pond, echoing through the surrounding forest.
The trumpeter's honker summoned the audience to their seats for the start of the concert.
The honker on my mother's car blared incessantly, announcing her arrival in the driveway.
The honker of the old steam locomotive reverberated through the countryside, a reminder of a bygone era.
