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Related (10): goose, honk, horn, Beep, noise, sound, blare, clamor, racket, toot
"Honker" Example Sentences
- The goose had a huge honker.
- The kid blew his honker into a tissue.
- I honked my car's horn loudly.
- The musician played a few soulful honkers on his saxophone.
- The loud honker of the train startled me.
- The boy picked his honker nonstop.
- The crying baby let out a long honker.
- The guy in the car next to me had an enormously long honker.
- The honker of the ship's horn woke me from a deep sleep.
- The annoying kid kept honking his nose loudly in class.
- The honker of the teen's nose was bright red from rubbing.
- That big dump truck has a really loud honker.
- My dog barked when he heard the honker of the school bus.
- The honker that erupted from the stadium during the game was deafening.
- The Grinch's honker lit up like a bulb.
- He blew his honker and wiped it on his sleeve.
- Her honker turned red with embarrassment.
- The clown had a huge bright red rubber honker.
- Pinocchio's honker grew longer when he lied.
- When the driver honked his car's honker, I jumped.
- The police honked their car's honkers for the speeding car to pull over.
- He needed a tissue for his runny honker.
- What a huge honker that bullfrog has!
- The honker of the ship's foghorn filled the quiet cove.
- I nudged her elbow and she let out an involuntary honker.
- Some kid keeps constantly honking his honker!
- The huge honking from outside startled my cat.
- The clarinet let out a soulful honker.
- The teacher warned the kid to stop honking his honker during class.
- The horn made an earsplitting honker when I pressed it.
- The goose hissed and snapped at me when I got too close to its honker.
- The siren let out an ear-piercing honker as it sped by.
- She pinched my nose and made me honk my honker.
- That's one mean looking honker on that pig!
- The sneeze made his whole body shake but barely produced a honker.
- The honker of the sports car behind me was getting annoying.
- The honker of the train roared through the night.
- I had to keep blowing my honker to clear it.
- What a dainty little honker that kitten has!
- He blew his honker hard into a handkerchief.
- The bleating of the goats and honking of the geese filled the morning air.
- The honker on that elephant is huge!
- The honker of the ship's horn reached us miles down the beach.
- The rancher had to trim the honkers of the sheep and goats.
- The naughty boy kept honking his honker just to irritate the teacher.
- The saxophone let loose an almost painful honker.
- The referee's honker grew redder and redder as the game progressed.
- The moose let out a fearsome honker that scared away the wolves.
- The toddler was constantly rubbing and honking his little honker.
- He smelled something awful and let out a big honker.
- The honker on that bull is massive!
- That toddler has the cutest little honker I've ever seen!
- I saw stars after I honked my honker so hard.
- The band played a joyful honker on their saxophones.
- The goose spread its wings and let out a threatening honker.
- The airplane's loud honker startled the birds in the tree.
- The elephant let out a mighty honker that shook the ground.
- The honker of the ship's foghorn echoed across the bay.
- The sneeze produced barely a whisper, let alone a honker.
- The honker of the train's steam whistle filled the valley.
Common Phrases
- Blow your nose (or blow your honker)- meaning to use a tissue to clear mucus from one's nose
- Rub one's nose (or rub one's honker) - meaning to unconsciously or compulsively touch and itch one's nose.
- Honk one's horn - meaning to press the horn button on a car's steering wheel to make a loud beeping noise.
- A real honker - meaning a nose that is very large or protruding.
- Pinocchio's honker - referring to the fairy tale that Pinocchio's nose grew longer whenever he told a lie.
- Honk your nose - meaning to blow air forcefully out of one's nose, similar to an animal honking.
- Blow one's nose (or blow one's honker)- meaning the same as "blow your nose" above.
- That's a big honker! - an exclamation of surprise about something large or prominent.
- Let out a honker - meaning to make a loud noise from one's nose, either sneezing or blowing one's nose forcefully.
- Have a runny honker - referring to having runny mucus dripping from one's nose.
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