What Does Honk Shoo Mean? Interjections (455) Honk Shoo - Origin - English Tutor Nick P - YouTube
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In this video, we will cover the meaning of this term, allude to its origin, and give examples of its use. Hi, this is Tutor Nick P, and this is Interjections (455). The interjection today is honk shoo, honk shoo. It's kind of a little bit like that. Okay. If somebody wants a screenshot do it right now. Let's get right to it. Honk shoo is an onomatopoeia of snoring sounds. This interjection was popularized by television cartoons around the 1950s, especially in cartoons such as Popeye and many Looney Tunes cartoons. All right, let's continue. All right, and we got three examples here. Here's…
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