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Meaning of toots
toots
a sound resembling such a blast, a short blast (as on a horn), to sound a short blast, to blow or sound an instrument (as a horn) especially in short blasts, to cause to sound, to take in (a drug, such as cocaine) by inhalation, to blow or sound an instrument (such as a horn) especially so as to produce short blasts, to sound a note or call suggesting the short blast of a wind instrument, a drinking bout
toots Sentence Examples
- My grandmother always greeted me with a warm "Toots, my dear!"
- The old toots down the street is notorious for his grumpy demeanor.
- The children squealed with delight as they chased each other, shouting "Toots!"
- The engine roared with a deafening "toots" as the train approached the station.
- I accidentally dropped a porcelain cup, and it shattered into a million "toots."
- The parrot perched on my shoulder and greeted me with a clear "Toots!"
- The elderly woman was known throughout the neighborhood as "Toots" due to her cheerful laughter.
- The party atmosphere was palpable as the band blared out "Toots and the Maytals" hits.
- The trumpet player puffed up his cheeks and let out a powerful "toots" that echoed through the concert hall.
- The ship's horn let out a series of "toots" to signal its departure from the harbor.
FAQs About the word toots
a sound resembling such a blast, a short blast (as on a horn), to sound a short blast, to blow or sound an instrument (as a horn) especially in short blasts, to
sprees,drunks, binges, benders, carousals, revels,carouses, wassails, blowouts, keg parties
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My grandmother always greeted me with a warm "Toots, my dear!"
The old toots down the street is notorious for his grumpy demeanor.
The children squealed with delight as they chased each other, shouting "Toots!"
The engine roared with a deafening "toots" as the train approached the station.
