horn in

British  

verb

1. slang to interrupt or intrude

   don't horn in on our conversation

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Example Sentences

Associated noise-related issues range from unruly crowds to honking horns in overcrowded parking lots.

From Barron's

"Some countries, like Kenya, destroy their rhino horn stockpiles, while others, like Namibia and South Africa, stockpile the horn in the hopes of cashing in if international trade is ever legalised."

From BBC

Powder blue jerseys brushed past royal blue horns in burger lines.

From Los Angeles Times

Since June, Boyadzhyan has set off the horn in long belches in the late afternoon or at night, according to neighbors on Peach Avenue, an otherwise quiet residential area.

From Los Angeles Times

The runners brought traffic to a halt, and motorists joined in the celebration, honking their horns in support.

From Los Angeles Times