toot¹ or tout /toot/

To make short sharp sounds, eg on a flute or horn

1. To blow (eg a horn, etc) so as to give short sharp sounds
2. To inhale (a drug, usu cocaine) (chiefly US sl)

1. A blast, esp as of a horn
2. A drinking binge (N Am sl)
3. A quantity of a drug (esp cocaine) for inhaling (chiefly US sl)
4. An act of inhaling a drug (esp cocaine)
5. A toilet (Aust sl)

tootˈer noun

A person who toots, or the instrument used

toot² /toot/

1. To pry, peer, peep about (Spenser)
2. To be prominent (obsolete)

1. A hill on which a lookout is posted (SW Eng)
2. A lookout place (obsolete)

tootˈer noun

tut¹ /tut/

An exclamation of rebuke, mild disapprobation, impatience, etc (also tut-tutˈ; Scot toot, toots or tuts)

To say ‘tut’ (also tut-tutˈ)

tuttˈing or tut-tuttˈing noun

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