hooter

The singer, 44, wore a bandage over his hooter and had a minder carry the brolly during a visit to a Las Vegas museum.

I mean, come on, who orders soup at hooters!

Blimey! Bert. Bert! Look what's come out of me hooter. It's got arms and legs and everything.

The doctor came down at the sound of the hooter.

All over the town hooters called to each other from street to street.

At that moment, a honk was heard suddenly, followed by a hooter.

Their conversation was so noisy, and so high up in the air, that the children soon took no more notice of it than you would of hooters outside the window or traffic noises in the street.

Fashions might change, dynasties might fall, horses' shoes in the quiet street change to the crying of a thousand taxi hooters, but Stacey and Brackett continued to make clothes with leisured efficiency for leisured and efficient gentlemen.