Synonyms of toot

toot

noun

as in drunk

a bout of prolonged or excessive drinking

about every six months he disappears for a week and goes on a toot

Synonyms & Similar Words

• drunk
• spree
• binge
• bender
• bust
• wassail
• carousal
• jamboree
• carouse
• revel
• blowout
• drunkenness
• kegger
• revelry
• orgy
• jag
• intoxication
• inebriation
• bacchanalia
• bibbery
• inebriety
• bibulousness
• tipsiness

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of toot

The demon’s toot in Dante’s Inferno In canto 21, in some literal circle of hell or other, the poet sees a troop of demons sticking their tongues out as a signal to their head honcho. — Literary Hub, 4 May 2026

The fans draw air from under the car, shooting it (and unicorn toots) out of the rear exhaust ports, effectively sucking the car to the ground, even at zero miles per hour. — New Atlas, 12 Apr. 2025

Tootsie Scooter — officially known as the divine Suzie Toot — has scooted her final toot on the RuPaul's Drag Race season 17 stage. — Joey Nolfi, EW.com, 5 Apr. 2025

The clinks of silverware and the occasional toot of the train create a soothing soundscape. — Megan Spurrell, Condé Nast Traveler, 19 Aug. 2021

Video

A Look at Uncommon Onomatopoeia

Associate Editor Serenity Carr looks at onomatopoeic words you might not expect, such as bounce and tinker.

Transcript:

When you think of the origins of a word, you think of Old English, or Old French, or Latin, or Sanskrit. But not all words come from a similar word in an older language. Some words come from imitations of the sounds associated with the thing they name. Some are obvious, like fizz, jingle, toot, and pop. Others are less obvious, like slap, bounce, tinker, and cough. So listen carefully to every grunt and murmur, to the prattle and babbling around you. You may be hearing more than just chit-chat.