horning in (Meaning)

horning in

to join in something (such as a conversation) without invitation or consent, to forcibly take control or possession from another

The car's engine was horning incessantly, alerting drivers to an imminent accident.
The sound of a ship's horn horning echoed through the foggy harbor.
The bull horning into the unsuspecting matador sent a shockwave through the crowd.
The loudspeaker was horning out a message from the principal, announcing a school assembly.
The phone horning made her jump, startling her from her work.
The alarm system horning signaled an intrusion into the building.
The hunter horning on the game horn indicated a successful hunt.
The cicadas were horning in the evening, creating a cacophony.
The prankster horning at passersby from behind a bush elicited a mix of laughter and annoyance.
The teacher horning on their students alerted them to pay attention and listen up.

to join in something (such as a conversation) without invitation or consent, to forcibly take control or possession from another

putting in, chipping in, breaking in,cutting in, barging (in), interrupting, bothering,chiming in, intruding, contributing

No antonyms found.

The car's engine was horning incessantly, alerting drivers to an imminent accident.

The sound of a ship's horn horning echoed through the foggy harbor.

The bull horning into the unsuspecting matador sent a shockwave through the crowd.

The loudspeaker was horning out a message from the principal, announcing a school assembly.