noun

Tooting

too-teeng

Tooting (noun) means the act or sound of tooting, as of a horn. Example: “The tooting of car horns filled the street after the goal was scored.”

noun

The act or sound of tooting, as of a horn.

"The tooting of car horns filled the street after the goal was scored."

How to use Tooting

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishMaking short honking or beeping sounds, usually with a horn.

Common pairings

tooting of horns constant tooting

tootings plural

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The _____ of car horns filled the street after the goal was scored.

Disputed. It appears in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Totinges.

voting noting doting footing looting rooting quoting rioting hooting shooting piloting

What does “Tooting” mean?

The word “Tooting” means the act or sound of tooting, as of a horn. In plain terms, making short honking or beeping sounds, usually with a horn.

How do you pronounce “Tooting”?

“Tooting” is pronounced too-teeng (/tuːtiŋ/ in IPA).

How do you use “Tooting” in a sentence?

Here is “Tooting” used in a sentence: “The tooting of car horns filled the street after the goal was scored.”

What part of speech is “Tooting”?

“Tooting” is a noun.