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Definition of hooter

hooter

/ˈhuː.tər/
hoot · er

Plural:hooters
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hooter Lexical Profile

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• noun

1

British A siren, steam whistle, or horn used as a signaling or warning device on a motor vehicle or in a factory.

Example

"The workers put down their tools as soon as the factory hooter sounded for lunch."


2

North American A woman's breast (usually used in the plural; vulgar slang).

Example

"The comedian's crude jokes relied heavily on dated slang like hooters."


3

An owl or other bird that makes a characteristic hooting call.

Example

"We heard a hooter calling from the old oak tree at dusk."


4

A person's nose, especially a large or prominent one (informal).

Example

"He pulled his scarf up to keep his hooter warm in the freezing wind."

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Word Nuance & Usage

In British English, 'hooter' is standard informal usage for a vehicle horn, factory siren, or human nose, whereas in North American slang (usually in the plural, 'hooters') it is a vulgar term for a woman's breasts.

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Hooter. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/hooter
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