hoot
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 41
[Hoot, v.] A cry, shout, or noise in contempt or derision. "Its a ertion would be entertained with the hoot of the rabble."- Glanvill: Scepsis Scientific a, ch. ix. hoôt, interj . [Hoor, v.] An exclamation or interjection expre ive of di atisfaction, irritation, disbelief, or contempt. hoôve, s. [HEAVE, v.] A disease in cattle, caused by eating too much green food, which inflates the stomach with gas. hoôv-en, a. [English hoove, s.; -en.] Suffering from or affected with the disease called hoove.
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