hooter

/ˈhuːtər/
noun
  1. A person or thing that hoots, such as an owl or a horn.
    • The train's hooter sounded as it approached the crossing.
    • The comedian was a real hooter, making everyone laugh.
    • The old hooter in the barn woke us up every night.
  2. A whistle or siren, especially on a factory or vehicle (British English).
    • The fire truck's hooter blared as it sped down the street.
    • The factory hooter signaled the end of the shift.
    • He blew the hooter to announce the start of the race.
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