| This is the photographer's assortment of bicycle horns, ranging from a large ornate Pedicab tooter to the swirling brass bulbs of an antique bullhorn to simple versions that might be found in any bike store. |
| He waved a hand to the tooter, then put his letters away and came leisurely outside. |
| If your old tooter sounds more like a tuba than a mallard, maybe its time for a new call. |
| As in Tripod Tooter, an odd little work that resembles something hurriedly assembled from scraps of leftover clay. |
| Mr. tooter and Mr. Noggin, with Mr. Chrome, who had a new flag, walked out upon the parade-ground. |
| He engaged Mr. tooter to be there with his fife, and Mr. Noggin with his drum. |
