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honker

/ˈhɒŋ.kər/

Traduction: Nom ayant plusieurs sens : conducteur qui klaxonne bruyamment ; terme informel pour désigner le nez ; ou oie sauvage nord-américaine au plumage gris-brun, connue pour son cri retentissant en trompette.

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/ˈhɒŋ.kər/C1formal
  • frNom ayant plusieurs sens : conducteur qui klaxonne bruyamment ; terme informel pour désigner le nez ; ou oie sauvage nord-américaine au plumage gris-brun, connue pour son cri retentissant en trompette.

A noun with multiple meanings: a driver who honks their car horn loudly; an informal term for the nose; or a common greyish-brown wild goose of North America known for its loud, trumpeting call.

  1. Loud horn userB1informalamerican

    A driver who repeatedly or aggressively uses their car's horn, making a loud honking sound.

    frconducteur qui klaxonne avec insistance

    • The honker behind me wouldn't stop until the light turned green.
    • Some honker in traffic made everyone jump.
    • He's known as the neighborhood honker because he beeps at every slow car.
  2. B2informalamerican

    An informal and humorous term for a person's nose.

    frNez (familier, humoristique)

    • He got punched right on the honker.
    • She has a cute little honker.
    • Wipe your honker, it's running.

    Synonymesbeakconkhooternozzleproboscisschnozzlesnout

  3. Canada gooseB1informalamerican

    A common greyish-brown wild goose of North America, known for its loud, trumpeting call.

    frBernache du Canada

    • A flock of honkers flew overhead in a V formation.
    • The park is full of honkers this time of year.
    • We could hear the honkers from across the lake.
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  • honkers' possessive plural form
  • honker's possessive singular form
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