Hiss and hoot both refer to sounds made by animals. A snake or a cat makes a hiss (a sibilant sound that has an sss sound). People can also be said to make an angry sound called a hiss. An owl makes a hoot (which sounds like "hoo, hoo"); monkeys also have a call that is called a hoot. People can be said to hoot with laughter. So hiss and hoot both describe animal or human sounds, but they are very different sounds and different in meaning.
It is pronounced as hoot-chin-writer. Hope that answers your question.
"You're a hoot" means that you are funny or entertaining. "You're a gem" means that you are valuable or precious. Both expressions are compliments.
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One phrase that has reflectional symmetry when written horizontally is "Too hot to hoot."
Not exactly. "Hiss" is a sound made by cats, snakes, or steam, usually signifying disapproval or anger. "Hoot" is a sound made by owls or other birds, often used as a cheer or expression of excitement.
Some doves make sounds similar to owls, but it's called a "coo", not a hoot.
If you are asking about the book "Hoot" written by Carl Hiaasen, it is 292 pages long.
Burrowing owls have different sounds to communicate, but their young has an interesting defense sound. When they feel threatened, young Burrowing Owls have a hiss that sounds identical to a rattlesnake.
It means, it was a laugh a good time,, the trem can also be phrased as that was a hoot, meaning it was fun a good laugh etc...
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The owls's sound is a hoot.
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"He is a hoot" is a metaphorical way to say that someone is fun, entertaining, or amusing. It suggests that spending time with that person is enjoyable and light-hearted.
Michelle Koch has written: 'By the sea' -- subject(s): English language, Juvenile literature, Seashore, Synonyms and antonyms 'Hoot, howl, hiss' -- subject(s): Animal sounds, Fiction