hootin' tootin'
The phrase "hootin' tootin'" is often used in American English to describe something or someone as lively, rowdy, or extremely enthusiastic.
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Definition
B2General
(informal, slang)Loud and boisterous, often in an energetic or chaotic way.
Example
- The party was a hootin' tootin' affair with music blaring and people dancing wildly.
- He's a hootin' tootin' cowboy, always ready for some fun.
B2General
(informal, slang)Extremely exciting or thrilling.
Example
- The rodeo was a hootin' tootin' event that kept everyone on the edge of their seats.
- They had a hootin' tootin' time at the amusement park, trying all the rides.
B2General
(informal, slang)Wildly enthusiastic or spirited.
Example
- Her hootin' tootin' attitude made her the life of the party.
- The kids were hootin' tootin' with excitement on the last day of school.
Similar
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