How Do You Spell TOOT?

Pronunciation: [tˈuːt] (IPA)

The word "toot" is spelled with a "t" and "oo" sound. In IPA phonetic transcription, it can be written as /tuːt/. This sound combination makes a stretched out "oo" sound, as in "moon", followed by a sharp "t" sound. "Toot" can mean a short, sharp sound made by a horn or whistle, as well as the act of emitting such a sound. It can also be used as slang for passing gas, making it a versatile and potentially humorous word.

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Etymology
Idioms
Similar spelling words
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TOOT Meaning and Definition

  1. The term "toot" is a verb that typically conveys two distinct meanings based on the context in which it is used. Firstly, "toot" can refer to the act of producing a short, sharp sound or noise, either by blowing a horn, a whistle, or using vocal cords, often in a quick and repeated manner. This can be linked to the sound made by a car horn, a train whistle, or even the honking of a goose or horn of an elephant. The sound created is typically characterized by its high-pitched and brief nature.

    Secondly, "toot" can also be used colloquially as a slang term, particularly among English speakers, to describe the action of using recreational drugs, specifically cocaine. This meaning is commonly associated with drug culture and carries a more informal or even illegal connotation.

    The term "toot" can also be used as a noun, indicating either the sound made by a horn or a brief, sharp sound produced by any means. Furthermore, as a slang noun, it may refer to one instance of inhaling a drug, particularly cocaine.

    Overall, the term "toot" is a versatile word with references to both sound and drug-related activities, which could vary greatly depending on the context it is used in.

  2. To make a particular noise with the tongue striking on the upper teeth; to sound the fluter or horn in a particular manner.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for TOOT

Etymology of TOOT

The word "toot" has a fairly simple etymology. It is derived from the Old English word "totian" which means "to poke or thrust". Over time, "totian" developed into the Middle English word "tuten" which meant "to blow a horn". Gradually, it evolved into "toot" and came to refer to any short, sharp sound made by a horn or whistle.

Idioms with the word TOOT

  • toot one’s own horn The idiomatic expression "toot one's own horn" means to boast about one's own achievements, skills, or qualities in a self-promoting or self-congratulatory manner. It implies showing off or drawing attention to oneself in order to gain recognition or admiration.
  • toot (one's) own horn The idiom "toot (one's) own horn" means to boast about one's own achievements, skills, or abilities, often in a proud or exaggerated manner. It refers to the act of self-promotion or self-praise.
  • blow/toot your own horn To "blow/toot your own horn" means to boast about one's own accomplishments or abilities. It refers to bragging or talking about oneself in a self-promoting way.

Similar spelling words for TOOT

Plural form of TOOT is TOOTS

Conjugate verb Toot

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have tooted
you would have tooted
he/she/it would have tooted
we would have tooted
they would have tooted
I would have toot
you would have toot
he/she/it would have toot
we would have toot
they would have toot

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been tooting
you would have been tooting
he/she/it would have been tooting
we would have been tooting
they would have been tooting

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would toot
you would toot
he/she/it would toot
we would toot
they would toot

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be tooting
you would be tooting
he/she/it would be tooting
we would be tooting
they would be tooting

FUTURE

I will toot
you will toot
he/she/it will toot
we will toot
they will toot

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be tooting
you will be tooting
he/she/it will be tooting
we will be tooting
they will be tooting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have tooted
you will have tooted
he/she/it will have tooted
we will have tooted
they will have tooted

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been tooting
you will have been tooting
he/she/it will have been tooting
we will have been tooting
they will have been tooting

IMPERATIVE

you toot
we let´s toot

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to toot

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was tooting
you were tooting
he/she/it was tooting
we were tooting
they were tooting

PAST PARTICIPLE

tooted

PAST PERFECT

I had tooted
you had tooted
he/she/it had tooted
we had tooted
they had tooted

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been tooting
you had been tooting
he/she/it had been tooting
we had been tooting
they had been tooting

PRESENT

I toot
you toot
he/she/it toots
we toot
they toot

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am tooting
you are tooting
he/she/it is tooting
we are tooting
they are tooting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

tooting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have tooted
you have tooted
he/she/it has tooted
we have tooted
they have tooted

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been tooting
you have been tooting
he/she/it has been tooting
we have been tooting
they have been tooting

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it toot

SIMPLE PAST

I tooted
you tooted
he/she/it tooted
we tooted
they tooted

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