Honk ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Honk ( verb )

1. To make a loud, sharp noise, typically with a horn or the voice.
2. To express disapproval or impatience, typically by honking a car horn.

Origin:

The word "honk" originated in the early 20th century, likely from the onomatopoeic sound made by geese and other birds.

Examples:

1. The truck driver honked his horn repeatedly to warn us of his approach.
2. She honked at the car in front of her to move out of the way.
3. The geese honked loudly as they flew overhead.
4. He honked in frustration when the traffic didn't move.
5. I honked my horn to say hello to a friend.

(As a noun)

Honk ( noun )

1. To make a loud, sharp noise, typically with a horn or the voice.
2. To express disapproval or impatience, typically by honking a car horn.

Origin:

The word "honk" originated in the early 20th century, likely from the onomatopoeic sound made by geese and other birds.

Examples:

1. The truck driver honked his horn repeatedly to warn us of his approach.
2. She honked at the car in front of her to move out of the way.
3. The geese honked loudly as they flew overhead.
4. He honked in frustration when the traffic didn't move.
5. I honked my horn to say hello to a friend.