hooter

As nouns the difference between hooter and loudspeaker

is that hooter is a horn in a motor vehicle while loudspeaker is an electromechanical transducer that converts an electrical signal into audible sound.

As nouns the difference between hooter and woofer

is that hooter is a horn in a motor vehicle while woofer is an electronic speaker that produces low-frequency sound.

As nouns the difference between hooter and sirene

is that hooter is a horn in a motor vehicle while sirene is a slightly crumbly brine cheese made of cow-, sheep-, and/or goat-milk, similar to feta, which is popular in the Balkan peninsula.

As nouns the difference between hooter and sounder

is that hooter is a horn in a motor vehicle while sounder is something, or someone who makes a sound.

As an adjective sounder is

comparative of sound.

As nouns the difference between hooter and speaker

is that hooter is a horn in a motor vehicle while speaker is one who speaks.

Siron is likely misspelled.

Siron has no English definition.

As a noun hooter is

a horn in a motor vehicle.

In slang|lang=en terms the difference between hooter and shooter

is that hooter is (slang) a nose, especially a large one while shooter is (slang) a firearm.

As nouns the difference between hooter and shooter

is that hooter is a horn in a motor vehicle while shooter is someone who shoots something; a gunner, archer etc.

As nouns the difference between hooter and rooter

is that hooter is a horn in a motor vehicle while rooter is one who, or that which, roots; one that tears up by the roots.

As nouns the difference between hooter and looter

is that hooter is a horn in a motor vehicle while looter is one who loots, who steals during a general disturbance such as a riot or natural disaster.

As nouns the difference between booter and hooter

is that booter is a program or process that boots while hooter is a horn in a motor vehicle.