hooter
noun
Origin of hooter
Examples from the Web for hooters
Contemporary Examples of hooters
Hooters is cleverly asking me to “Give a Hoot” about breast cancer.
Sure, Hooters may have a vested financial interests in breasts—or rather, a very specific type of breast.
As the Hooters press kit shows, an appreciation for breasts does not automatically translate to an appreciation of women.
After 15 minutes, they packed up their protest and headed to Hooters.
Kat Cole, the chief executive officer of Cinnabon, started her career in high school as a part-time waitress at Hooters.
Historical Examples of hooters
Far away over the snow sounded the hooters of the ironworks.
Sons and LoversDavid Herbert Lawrence
The sound, the weirdness of the hooters in itself, would keep back a braver foe.
The Siege of KimberleyT. Phelan
Wednesday was quiet; so also was Thursday, our peace being marred by neither shells nor hooters.
The Siege of KimberleyT. Phelan
The hooters had been relegated to oblivion and already, swan-like, sung their sad, sweet song.
The Siege of KimberleyT. Phelan
I wonder if there were hooters when Tennyson wrote those popular lines about ringing in the New Year.