Honking

What do we mean by honking?

To use a car horn.

To make a loud, harsh sound like a car horn.

To make the vocal sound of a goose.

To vomit: regurgitate the contents of one's stomach.

To have a bad smell.

To squeeze playfully, usually a breast or nose.

Dirty,filthy,unclean. Truly grotty. Urban Dictionary

Anything large, excessive, or otherwise inordinately disproportionate by almost any measure. Occasionally referring to an event with onomatope. (Note: substitution with the word makka.) Urban Dictionary

Of unusually large or otherwise disproportionate dimensions; by extention, anything out of the ordinary. Urban Dictionary

Enormous, over-sized. Can be used to make the adjective "big" bigger. Urban Dictionary

When you're unimaginably frustrated, annoyed and rageful, like an angry goose. Urban Dictionary

The sudden overwhelming stench of a recently (usually warm and squeaky) dropped fart that is so potent it can peel paint off the wall and even make the receivers nose fall off. These farts have also been known to have a blast radius of twenty feet and last a good ten minutes after detonation. Urban Dictionary

How you let everyone around you know that you are driving a motor vehicle in NYC. Urban Dictionary

The main form of communication amongst drivers as well as the middle finger. Urban Dictionary

Having a whinge, a moan, a complain or just a good old fashioned honk... Urban Dictionary

Deaf people talking, or trying to. Many people who are legally "deaf" can hear very limited frequency ranges, so their vocal patterns formed around the frequencies they were able to distinguish as a kid. Their speech sounds muted and does not contain details such as the sharpness of a hard "j" or "s" for example. The flat sound of this speech is usually referred to as honking since that's what it sounds like. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to honking:
honking, hooking, honing, hocking, hosking, hanking, tonking, bonking, conking, honkin, hoking, zonking, howking, monking.

Words that rhyme with honking:
plonking, bonking, stonking, tongking, jiang qing, along king, chong qing, hong king, kong kung, song qing, strong king, tong king.

Adjectives that are often used to describe honking:
loud, much, incessant, distant, constant, faint, angry, impatient, insistent, wild, great, more, horn, sudden, raucous, furious, frantic, persistent, noisy, continuous, occasional, steady, ambient, hoarse, riotous, far, aggressive, plaintive, familiar, off, related, geese, like, prolonged, terrific, sure, strident, indistinct, harsh, endless, musical, excessive, outside, shrill, nasal, continual, sad, frequent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective honking:
sound, responses, data, call, traffic, laugh.

Consonant match to honking:
hong kong, hongkong, hong-kong.

Words that sound like honking:
honking, hong kong, hongkong, hong-kong, hanging, hawking, hankin, hunkin, henkin, tongking, wanking, bonking, chongqing, zonking, hocking, honka, henken, hanken, hinken, winking, hulking, tonking, hiking, hacking, honky, hangin, honkey, hooking, hogging, hankering, hawkin, honkie, hinging, hangin', hoking, conking, hunkering, tanking, yanking, tinking, houngan, tongkang, thinking, sinking, banking, ranking, dunking, thanking, linking, shanking, bunking, chunking, hinkle, nanking, junking, oinking, dinking, henkel, pinking, thunking, chinking, rinking, chungking, kinking, hankel, hinkel, henkle, jinking, heinkel, monking, -ranking, reinking, zincking, hawken, harking, hodgkin, hosking, houchin, walking, hauling, whacking, tonkin, halling, waulking, haunting, hanky, hankie, hankey, haning, hangings, hamming, hawing, hankins, hagging, donkin, hanning, hang in, hanko, hankou, hankow.