11 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Hoot' in a Sentence
"To cry out or shout, especially in disapproval or derision." more
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In the spooky graveyard, the ghostly figures will be hooting mysteriously.
Protesters will hoot their disapproval as the politician speaks.
The comedy show audience will have hooted with laughter at the comedian's witty punchline.
The enthusiastic fans would hoot and chant the team's anthem, creating an electric atmosphere in the sports arena.
The disapproving crowd will have hooted at the magician's failed illusion.
During the heated debate, the opposing sides will have been hooting to drown out each other's arguments.
The wise old owl would hoot every evening, signaling the beginning of another night in the forest.
After the movie ended, the audience had hooted in appreciation for the thrilling climax.
Students in the auditorium began to hoot in excitement when their favorite band took the stage.
Owls have hooted in the mysterious forest, creating an eerie atmosphere.
Students have hooted in celebration as their school won the inter-school competition.
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