honk
honk
hɑnk
haank
British pronunciation
/hˈɒŋk/

Definition & Meaning of "honk"in English

to honk
01

to cause a horn, particularly of a vehicle, to make a loud noise

Transitive: to honk a horn
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Examples
The taxi driver honked the horn to alert pedestrians of his presence.
The excited children honked the bicycle horn as they rode through the neighborhood.
02

to expel the contents of the stomach through the mouth

Intransitive
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The smell was so bad, it made him want to honk.
She honked after eating some undercooked seafood.
03

to make a loud, harsh sound similar to that of a goose

Intransitive
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The baby started to honk like a goose when he was excited.
She honked playfully, trying to mimic the bird's distinctive call.
04

to produce a loud, harsh sound typical of a goose

Intransitive
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The geese honked loudly as they flew overhead.
She laughed as the goose honked at her for getting too close.
Honk
01

the cry of a goose (or any sound resembling this)

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