Hooting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOOTING 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 HOOTING

hoot7 hooted10 hoots8

Words that contain HOOTING

shooting12 whooting15 shootings13 reshooting14 unshooting14 upshooting16 outshooting15 overshooting19 snapshooting18 trapshooting18 sharpshooting22 snapshootings19 trapshootings19 undershooting18 sharpshootings23 troubleshooting21

How to use HOOTING in a sentence

• An owl was hooting from a distant tree, and the hum of innumerable insects sounded on every side.
• Then, when they saw him turn so, a great hooting and yelling arose from all, so that the folk came running out from the dancing booth to see what was to do.
• A couple of owls were hooting to one another across the garden, and far away a dog barked at intervals.
• The breeze had already risen, and as it tore over our heads, it uttered at times a long hooting note that sent my heart into my boots.
• At last, stung maybe by our hooting, he made up his mind to chance it.
• Till lately, a great and well-known distinction has always been made betwixt the screeching and the hooting of owls.
• The hooting of a steam siren on the river seemed to be in harmony with the prevailing gloom, and the most confirmed optimist must have suffered depression amid those surroundings.
• The moment Lord Cadurcis was recognised, the multitude began hooting.
• Meanwhile, the hooting continued without abatement, increasing indeed, after the first comparative pause, in violence and menace.
• The hooting of the owl had undoubtedly attracted the attention of the occupants of the building.
• With bloody head, and hooting with pain, the Owl started off in pursuit of the Rat, resolved this time to kill him without fail.
• For a while the fearful sounds of hooting and laughter continued, under cover of which he crept nearer and nearer to the centre of the dell.
• There was no sound abroad except the hooting of an old owl in the top of a water-oak, and the everlasting voice of the sea, that was not uplifted at that soft hour.
• We also killed a large hooting owl resembling that of the United States, except that it was more booted and clad with feathers.
• An owl hooted, and the hooting was not a cheerful sound.
• They emerged in a long straggling line, hooting and brandishing guns, spears and bows.
• His house shall become a hooting place for owls, and Seneca squaws shall gather the harvest of his fields.
• He, no doubt, felt chagrined that his machine had broken down, but had the pluck then and there to make an effort to close the hooting mouths, and fully succeeded.
• Hostjoghon repeated the hooting every time he changed the position of the hands.
• Hasjelti and Hostjoghon bounded into the lodge hooting wildly.
• A troop of strange children ran at his heels, hooting after him, and pointing at his gray beard.
• Entering in a thick wood, so dark with the shadows of early morning that he could scarcely find his way, he heard an owl hooting, like an owl in great tribulation.
• Thus shouting and hooting they fought like dragons, and charged through the Pattipans and Sausages.
• Right to the end of the street he dragged her, pursued by a hooting crowd.
• They caught the dismal hooting of an owl in some dead tree not far away, but certainly such a doleful sound did not raise their spirits materially.
• The locomotives and trains are mere beetles and caterpillars, and the noise they make is as little disturbing as the hooting of an owl in the lonely woods.
• Aramis pushed his so vigorously that after going back fifty paces, the man ended by fairly taking to his heels, and disappeared amid the hooting of the lackeys.
• The steamer, with hooting siren, ran up her gaudy ensign, and came to an anchor in the stream twenty fathoms off the State wharf.
• I want you to take us in, stop the boys from hooting at me on the streets, make a decent Christian woman out of me.
• Phillips was often interrupted by the crowd, some with cheers and others hooting.
• Some of them were hooting and cursing at two sentinels.
• Soon he is in the tree over your head, and if you keep perfectly still he will set up a great hooting that you have called him and now do not answer.
• Geraldine and her victim are the only beings awake except the hooting owls.
• They had to pass between files of soldiers, the mob hooting and howling at them.
• Outside, amid the blackness the wind was rising, hooting through the firs, and past the windows.

Similar words containing HOOT without suffix ing

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