hooters

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(Argo) memeler

Related Terms

hoot
{f} yuhalamak
hoot
{i} baykuş sesi
hoot
{f} bağırmak
hoot
yuha

Onlar onun önerisini yuhaladılar. - They hooted at his suggestion.

hoot
yuhalama
hoot
yuh

Onlar onun önerisini yuhaladılar. - They hooted at his suggestion.

hoot
ıslıklamak
hoot
ötmek baykuş
hoot
ötmek
hooter
(Otomotiv) sinyal
hoot
öttürmek
hoot
(at/with ile) ötmek
hoot
{f} öt

Uzakta öten bir baykuş duyabiliyordum. - I could hear an owl hooting in the distance.

Lanet, uyuyamıyorum çünkü o lanet baykuşlar çok yüksek sesle ötüyorlar. - Fuck, I cannot sleep because those damned owls are hooting so loudly.

hoot
otomobil ya da vapur kornası sesi
hooter
fabrika düdüğü
hooter
düdük
hooter
siren
hooter
paydos düdüğü
hooter
klakson
breasts
memeler

Mary memelerini gösterdi. - Mary showed her breasts.

hoot
{f} çalmak
hoot
{f} (korna, vapur/tren/sis düdüğü) ötmek, çalmak
hoot
{f} kah kah gülmek
hoot
hoot owl baykuş
hoot
{i} siren
hoot
dili beş para etmez
hoot
{f} ötmek (baykuş)
hoot
not worth a hoot k
hoot
{f} korna çalmak
hoot
hoot gül/çal/öt
hoot
argo güldürücü şey
hoot
{i} düdük sesi
hoot
hooterfabrika düdüğü
hoot
{f} (baykuş) ötmek
hoot
korna sesi/baykuş ses
hoot
{i} 1. (baykuş, korna, vapur/tren/sis düdüğü için)
hoot
{i} korna sesi
hoot
ötmek baykuş gibi ötmek
hooter
{i} korna
hooter
{i} yuhalayan kimse
hooter
burun/siren
hooter
{i} burun
English - English
plural form of hooter
A woman's breasts
{i} (Slang) woman's breasts, boobs (offensive term)
breasts

Related Terms

hoot
The cry of an owl
hoot
A derisive cry or shout
hoot
To make the cry of an owl
hooter
A horn in a motor vehicle
hooter
A nose, especially a large one
hooter
A woman's breast

See.

hooter
An owl
hoot
{n} a shout of contempt
hoot
{v} to shout in contempt
hoot
If you hoot the horn on a vehicle or if it hoots, it makes a loud noise on one note. I never hoot my horn when I pick a girl up for a date Somewhere in the distance a siren hooted I can be very rude to motorists who hoot at me Hoot is also a noun. Mortlake strode on, ignoring the car, in spite of a further warning hoot
hoot
something of little value; "his promise is not worth a damn"; "not worth one red cent"; "not worth shucks"
hoot
When an owl hoots, it makes a sound like a long `oo'. Out in the garden an owl hooted suddenly
hoot
To make the peculiar cry of an owl
hoot
To assail with contemptuous cries or shouts; to follow with derisive shouts
hoot
To cry out or shout in contempt
hoot
{i} cry of an owl; shout, cry (often of disapproval); sound of a horn or whistle (British)
hoot
to utter a loud clamorous shout; "the toughs and blades of the city hoot and bang their drums, drink arak, play dice, and dance"
hoot
a cry or noise made to express displeasure or contempt
hoot
a loud raucous cry (as of an owl) to utter a loud clamorous shout; "the toughs and blades of the city hoot and bang their drums, drink arak, play dice, and dance
hoot
emphasis If you say that you don't give a hoot or don't care two hoots about something, you are emphasizing that you do not care at all about it. Alan doesn't care two hoots about Irish politics
hoot
{f} make a sound like the cry of an owl; shout, yell (in disapproval); sound a horn, blow a whistle (British)
hoot
If you hoot, you make a loud high-pitched noise when you are laughing or showing disapproval. The protesters chanted, blew whistles and hooted at the name of Governor Pete Wilson Hoot is also a noun. His confession was greeted with derisive hoots
hoot
A fun event, a blast
hoot
a loud raucous cry (as of an owl)
hooter
nocturnal bird of prey with hawk-like beak and claws and large head with front-facing eyes
hooter
a device on an automobile for making a warning noise
hooter
informal terms for the nose
hooter
A hooter is a device such as a horn that makes a hooting noise
hooter
{i} person or thing that hoots; horn (British); nose (British Slang)
hooter
A womans breast
hooters

    Turkish pronunciation

    hutırz

    Pronunciation

    /ˈho͞otərz/ /ˈhuːtɜrz/

    Etymology

    [ 'hüt ] (verb.) 13th century. Middle English houten, of imitative origin.
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