hoot
31Hoot — 1. thing of no value: I don t give a hoot ; 2. amusing or funny thing; a good time; 3. money (from New Zealand slang, from Maori utu payment) …
32hoot — Australian Slang 1. thing of no value: I don t give a hoot ; 2. amusing or funny thing; a good time; 3. money (from New Zealand slang, from Maori utu payment) …
33hoot — n Something excellent, outstanding. Wasn t that party last night a hoot, though? 1970s …
34hoot at — Cry out against. See hoot, v. a …
35hoot — I. v. n. 1. Shout or cry out or yell in contempt. 2. Cry like an owl. II. v. a. Execrate, denounce, hiss, cry down, cry out against, hoot at. III. n. Shout or cry or outcry or yell of contempt …
36hoot — v 1. bellow, bawl, caterwaul, yowl, yelp; clamor, shout, roar, chorus, Inf. holler. 2. deride, cry down, express disapproval, laugh to scorn, hoot off the stage or platform; catcall, boo, hiss, jeer, fleer, scoff, snort, hiss and boo; point the… …
37hoot — [huːt] noun [C] I 1) a short loud sound made by people who are laughing or criticizing something 2) British a short loud sound made by the horn of a car 3) the deep sound that an OWL makes II verb [I/T] hoot [huːt] 1) to make a short loud sound… …
38hoot — 1. adj. fun; amusing; entertaining. That party was a hoot, totally fun. 2. n. something humourous; joke 3. v. boo; make catcalls 4. v. laughly loudly and deeply …
39Hoot Gibson — en Cavalcade of the West Nombre real Edmund Richard Gibson Nacimiento 6 de agosto de 1892 …
40Hoot Gibson — Dans Cavalcade of the West (1936) Données clés Nom de naissance …
