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Hoot can be:

a sound made by a human (laughing or showing disapproval), an owl, or the horn on a vehicle;

a UK comic book of the 1980s—see Hoot (comic book);

a 2002 young adult novel by Carl Hiaasen—see Hoot (Hiaasen); or

Bob Gibson's nickname.

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