Definition of honk-honk in English:

honk-honk

verb ˌhɒŋkˈhɒŋk

exclamation ˌhɒŋkˈhɒŋk

noun ˌhɒŋkˈhɒŋk

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Daily Inter Ocean (Chicago, Illinois). Reduplication of honk
mid 19th century. Reduplication of honk.

verbˌhɒŋkˈhɒŋk

exclamationˌhɒŋkˈhɒŋk

nounˌhɒŋkˈhɒŋk

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Daily Inter Ocean (Chicago, Illinois). Reduplication of honk<br>mid 19th century. Reduplication of honk.

单词	honk-honk
释义	Definition of honk-honk in English: honk-honk verb ˌhɒŋkˈhɒŋk no object And with object = "honk". exclamation ˌhɒŋkˈhɒŋk Honk. Also (British informal) used as a greeting, farewell, etc. (now rare). noun ˌhɒŋkˈhɒŋk Honk. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Daily Inter Ocean (Chicago, Illinois). Reduplication of honk mid 19th century. Reduplication of honk. Definition of honk-honk in US English: honk-honk verbˌhɒŋkˈhɒŋk no object And with object = "honk". exclamationˌhɒŋkˈhɒŋk Honk. Also (British informal) used as a greeting, farewell, etc. (now rare). nounˌhɒŋkˈhɒŋk Honk. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Daily Inter Ocean (Chicago, Illinois). Reduplication of honk<br>mid 19th century. Reduplication of honk.
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