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honker

noun as in nose

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They might have worn out their welcome — but the honkers have rights.

Before agriculture subdued the mountain rivers, much of the southern San Joaquin Valley was transformed each spring into marsh teeming with tule elk and antelope, honkers, and gray and Canada geese.

She thinks it may have supernatural roots, and she’s proven right when from the earth rises a mountain-high troll covered in moss and dirt, with a big honker, long tail and a bad attitude.

But the honkers are in charge and told us, loudly, to get the hell out of there, and we did.

Kenosha News reported that other horn honkers may have been showing their support.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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