Toots Meaning in English
word · lemma: toot
/ˈtuts/
toots
/tˈuːt/
toots
Definition
'Toots' can mean short, sharp sounds made by a horn or whistle, or, in a very informal way, it can also refer to passing gas (farting).
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal. Most often describes a car horn sound: 'car toots.' As slang, refers to passing gas, mainly with children. Not used for serious or formal situations. Context (car vs. body sounds) is key.
Spanish: pitidos - bocinazos - pedos (informal)Portuguese (BR): buzinadas - peidos (informal)Portuguese (PT): buzinadelas - peidos (informal)Chinese (Simplified): 喇叭声 - 放屁(口语)Chinese (Traditional): 喇叭聲 - 放屁(口語)Hindi: हॉर्न की आवाज़ - पाद (अप्राकृतिक)Arabic: أصوات البوق - ضرطات (عامية)Bengali: হুঁশ - বাত (পেটের গ্যাস)Russian: гудок - пук (разг.)Japanese: プップッ（クラクションやホイッスルの音） - おなら（幼児語）Vietnamese: bíp (còi, kèn) - đánh rắm (tiếng lóng, trẻ con)Korean: 빵빵 (자동차 경적) - 방귀 뀌다 (어린이 표현)Turkish: kornaya basmak - osurmak (argo/çocukça)Urdu: ہارن بجانا - پادنا (بچوں کی زبان)Indonesian: membunyikan klakson - kentut (gaul/anak-anak)
Example Sentences
The car toots loudly outside.
basic
She toots the whistle at the game.
basic
The baby toots and laughs.
basic
I heard a few toots coming from the traffic jam.
natural
The clown made funny toots with his horn during the show.
natural
Kids find it hilarious when someone toots by accident.
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