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honk
[ hongk, hawngk ]
noun
- the cry of a goose.
- any similar sound, as of an automobile horn.
verb (used without object)
- to emit a honk.
- to cause an automobile horn to sound:
He drove up in front of the house and honked.
verb (used with object)
- to cause (an automobile horn) to sound:
The driver honked his horn impatiently.
honk
/ ³óÉ’Å‹°ì /
noun
- a representation of the sound made by a goose
- any sound resembling this, esp a motor horn
- slang.a bad smell
verb
- to make or cause (something) to make such a sound
- intr a slang word for vomit
- slang.to have a bad smell
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of honk1
Example Sentences
There are a line of honking cars on Riverview Drive here in Anaheim Hills on the road to the office of Rep. Young Kim.
For about 10 minutes each day, he stands at the intersection of a couple of busy roads with a big yellow placard accusing drivers who honk their horns loudly of causing a massive nuisance.
Demonstrators erupted into cheers when vehicles along Euclid Avenue honked in support.
For the first two hours, activists gave short speeches as passing motorists honked their horns.
It was believed that if one killed a crane, its kith and kin would flock to the killer's home, hold vigil and mourn by collectively honking until the person went mad or even died.
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