1. the act or sound of making short, sharp sounds with a horn or whistle

1. making a short, sharp sound with a horn, whistle, or similar instrument
Usage: present participle of ‘toot’

Examples

• The car kept tooting its horn in the traffic jam.
• She was tooting her flute during practice.
• The train’s tooting could be heard from miles away.
• Stop tooting that whistle so loudly!
• The constant tooting of horns made it hard to concentrate.
• He started tooting the saxophone at midnight.
• The tooting from the parade was festive and cheerful.