Hooted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOOTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• HOOT, to cry like an owl, also HOUT, WHOOT
• (of an owl) utter a hoot
• (with reference to a car horn, siren, etc.) make or cause to make a hoot
• shout loudly in scorn, disapproval, or merriment
• express loud scornful disapproval of something
NOUN:
• a low, wavering musical sound which is the typical call of many kinds of owl.
• a raucous sound made by a horn, siren, or steam whistle.
• a shout expressing scorn or disapproval
• a short outburst of laughter
• an amusing situation or person

Words related to HOOTED

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How to use HOOTED in a sentence

• An owl hooted down at him from the black top of a tall spruce.
• Motors hooted as they set off for tours in the Alps.
• It was getting dark, and a bleak storm that hooted like whooping-cough swept the world.
• When I first put on this suit my brother hooted at the way I walked.
• As my friend, glancing cautiously all about him, inserted the key in the lock, an owl hooted dismally almost immediately above our heads.
• But they noticed that he always hooted angrily whenever anybody mentioned Farmer Green’s name.
• Every time a bird called or an owl hooted, she started up wide awake.
• Authority and fashion, elegance or arrangement, were hooted out of countenance, as pedantry and prejudice.
• Somewhere among the rocks up the moonlit hollow an owl hooted.
• The more the rabble hooted him, the more he essayed to hold scrupulously the scales of life and death.
• Jameson himself, who was threatened by some of the unruly ones and freely hissed and hooted, but was protected by the officers in charge.
• A pair of big owls lived and hunted in a swamp hard by, who hooted dismally before the storms came, and sometimes swept within the circle of my fire at night.
• From Sancerre to Bourges a poem was praised which, at any other time, would certainly have been hooted.
• As it is, there is a great deal of quarrelling, and when one town plays another the visitors, if they win, are hooted, and sometimes attacked, when they are leaving the ground.
• The French were everywhere hooted by the Bostonians, and in a scuffle between them a French officer was killed.
• They yelled and hooted and mocked at this piece and dared the garrison to fire it.
• Owls hooted in the forest across the road, and bats darted about our heads.
• The children loathed him because they were afraid of him, so they hooted him from a distance, or stoned him from behind walls.
• Rabbits darted from his path, and an owl, wondering what all the disturbance was about, hooted mournfully from a bough.
• Henry once told me that in the early part of his career, before I knew him, he had been hooted because of his thin legs.
• The crowd fancied my uniform French, and hooted and hissed me.
• Had they hooted I should have lunged on in my unconsciousness of their interruption.
• Up to the giant arm of a gnarled oak, fluttered an owl, which hooted noisily as the young man hurried beneath.
• When the Salvation Army first began its meetings in Brooklyn its members were hooted and insulted in the streets to an extent that rendered their meetings almost impossible.
• A man would be hooted from genteel society in the Southern States, for such an ignoble act.
• As I watched, he hooted once and bent forward to listen.
• The car wheels chuckled in rhythm, the airbrakes hissed in derision and the engine whistle hooted in scorn.

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