honk

Since until then he had only honked, they were also his first words.

He would have honked, too, if someone else did something like that.

I know there will be a lot of honking along the way.

When she stopped, he honked for a long time at her.

I could hear him honking all the way from my bedroom.

She'd not gone far down the road from the University, when a car honked her, and pulled over.

The traffic light turned green, and behind her, a car honked.

He honked his horn on every turn out of town.

Right in the heart of America's most sophisticated city, they honked.

A car honked for service and the old man hurried away.

His neighbors say cars were honking 24 hours a day.

A car honked from behind; the traffic was moving again.

People shouted and honked but no one tried to move it.

They are easy to hit, and you find yourself honking at ghosts.

A car passed in the street outside, honking its horn.

A car honked at him and he didn't understand why.

He started to get out of the car to use the door control, then honked the horn instead, just to see if anything would happen.

"Why do you think they honk their horns so much?"

The police could issue tickets for honking but seldom do.

Then she had come again, parking and honking her horn.

A car horn honked and was joined by several others.

Immediately, he began honking the horn at the car in front of us.

Often, they simply honk their horns and just speed on through.

In earlier days they honked their horn to call the boat.

There, that's the third car today that has honked and waved at me.