hooting (Meaning)

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hooting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Hoot

The owls' hooting echoed eerily through the night forest.
The crowd's hooting erupted into a deafening roar as the players took the field.
The children giggled uncontrollably, hooting with laughter.
The car's engine emitted a loud hooting noise as it struggled uphill.
The horns of the ship blared their hooting warning to approaching vessels.
The hooligan hooted at the passing pedestrian, eliciting a gasp of surprise.
The conductor signaled to the train driver with a sharp hooting whistle.
The professor's hooting cough interrupted his lecture, causing the students to stifle giggles.
The townsfolk huddled together, hooting with fear as the storm approached.
The radio announcer's voice crackled and hooted as the signal faltered.

of Hoot

crowing, hollering, howling,shouting, bleating, bellowing, whooping, roaring,yowling, leaking

No antonyms found.

The owls' hooting echoed eerily through the night forest.

The crowd's hooting erupted into a deafening roar as the players took the field.

The children giggled uncontrollably, hooting with laughter.

The car's engine emitted a loud hooting noise as it struggled uphill.