hooter n.3
1. the nose.
![]() | Fings II i: So I sticks one on his hooter – makes a bloody mess of him. | |
![]() | Owning Up (1974) 243: Why don’t you keep your fucking hooter out of it? | |
![]() | Dead Butler Caper 35: Just watcha step, mate, if yuh finkin’ of stickin’ yuh hooter in that little love nest. | |
![]() | Only Fools and Horses [TV script] What’s that Andy want to go sticking his ’ooter into my affairs for eh, eh? | ‘Tea for Three’|
![]() | How to Kiss a Crocodile 13: With my ample hooter, it got clogged up very quickly. | |
![]() | Fatty 204: ‘The thing about Turvey is that he’s got this huge hooter’. | |
![]() | Filth 85: Ray puts some posh on the corner of his credit card and takes a rough hit up that hooter. | |
![]() | Mystery Bay Blues 300: Try chopping that up on a mirror and shoving it up your hooter. | |
![]() | Observer Mag. 30 Sept. 10: There should be more tickles and congestion in hooters this autumn and winter. | |
![]() | (con. 1980s) Skagboys 264: I’ve done two fat lines up the hooter. | |
![]() | Braywatch 310: The old dear decides to stick her ample hooter in then. | |
![]() | Empty Wigs (t/s) 309: I plunged my hooter into glasses the size of footballs. Sniffing like a heroic drugs-squad mutt. |
2. (US) a telephone.
![]() | Cujo (1982) 224: Trenton got on the old hooter. |
3. a female breast; usu. in pl.
![]() | (con. 1952) G. Wolff Duke of Deception (1990) 178: Plenty of nook up here in Maine. Went the distance last night with that babe from Walker’s. Huge hooters, hot! | |
![]() | Skin Tight 231: This man lost an eye to a . . .’ ‘Hooter’, Kipper Garth said, ‘His wife’s hooter.’. | |
![]() | Ghost World 23: Like what if Mrs. Noyes had massive, pointy hooters? | |
![]() | Mud Crab Boogie (2013) [ebook] Les then spun round on top of her and started giving it to Evelyn in her giant hooters. | |
![]() | Pound for Pound 278: Her white hooters glowed in the shadow of the doorway. | |
![]() | Slate 29 Apr. 🌐 An entire generation has grown up in a world of hair extensions, pneumatic hooters, and stripper poles. |
In phrases
(US campus) to have sexual intercourse.
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