Expression of disapproval by motorists or Scotsmen

Usage examples of hoots.

If one of the males did find an unexpected cache of food he was quickly surrounded by snapping, jealous rivals, making the empty forest echo to their hoots and yips.

Very quickly a rough pecking order established itself, lubricated by kicks, punches, hoots, and sly grooming.

This performance was followed by a triumphant gale of high-pitched hoots and cries, while she bounced up and down holding on to a table leg.

While she watched, a stream of grunts, hoots, and squeaks issued from the den, punctuated by stamping or pounding during particularly exciting scenes, such as car chases and gunfights.

As we approached the dining room Jennie became more and more excited, riding ahead on her tricycle, pedaling furiously, her maniacal hoots echoing along the corridor.

The women on the ground called, their panting hoots summoning each other and their children.

She jabbered at the woman, a series of intense pants, hoots, screeches and cries.

Fog cannot muffle the hoots of bikers, but it may give comfort to expressionless Chinese who recoil before the jollity of the street where people in Fat Lady costumes, and Fat Man costumes, dance jiggly beside young girls.

The entire command provided a resounding send-off of cheers, hoots, and laughter.