toot

Definitions

1. A toilet.
   Australia, slang
2. The noise of a horn or whistle.
   countable
3. A fart; flatus.
   broadly, countable, informal
4. Cocaine.
   slang, uncountable
5. A portion of cocaine that a person snorts.
   countable, slang
6. A spree of drunkenness.
   countable, informal, uncountable
7. Rubbish; tat.
   informal, uncountable
8. A message on the social networking software Mastodon.
   countable

Equivalents

15 more languages

العربيةالتزمير

Bosanskituta

Catalàxiulet

Češtinahoukattroubit

Suomituuttaus

Hrvatskituta

Magyardudálsípoltrombitál

Italianofischio

Nederlandsgetoeter

Polskibździochzadęcie

Portuguêsapitobuzinartoottootar+ 1 more

Русскийгудоксвист

Српскиtuta

Svenskatuttuta

Tiếng Việthuýt

Examples

“He gave a little toot of the horn, to get⟳ their attention.”

“So he took a toot. A couple of days later he did another, then another. Soon Harry was using more coke than he had done in his whole life.”

“I'm not paying fifty pounds for this load⟳ of old toot!”

“As for layout, Mastodon feels a little like⟳ TweetDeck, with columns for your toots, toots from the people you follow⟳, your mentions, and (unlike Twitter) a timeline of all public posts being shared by every user on the platform.”

“Interestingly, Mastodon offers a bit more in that aspect for toots can be 500 characters long.”

“Mastodon users can send⟳ toots with 500 characters as opposed to Twitter's 140. But that's not the only difference. Individual toots can be marked as private, meaning you don't have⟳ to choose⟳ between a public or a private account like⟳ on Twitter.”

“So if I follow⟳ Nick, his toots (yep, they're called toots) will show⟳ up in wandering.shop's federated timeline.”

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