hoot, somewhat, an everyday address. Gaza’s Shadow Death Toll: Bodies Buried Beneath the Rubble

 

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The mini-skirt girls are Grandma's and Great Grandma's now and we think the prom dresses that leave part of the midriff exposed are just a hoot. We would have been asked to leave the dance. How things change!

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hoot

/huːt/

noun

1. a low, wavering musical sound which is the typical call of many kinds of owl.

   Similar:

   cry

   call

   screech

   tu-whit tu-whoo

verb

1. (of an owl) utter a hoot.

   "owls hooted, the new moon rose"

   Similar:

   cry

   call

   utter a hoot

   screech