tootle

When the plant reached sufficient size, it began to tootle.

I live in Euston so can just tootle on over.

During the night, some of the locomotives began to tootle to one another, and then to move.

At 69 he is still singing and tootling his harmonica.

I'll just tootle off and mingle with the teachers when they begin to arrive.

The planes arrived two minutes after the last patriotic note had been tootled.

For nearly a decade, the whistle tootled on in easy obscurity.

Here you may tootle from restaurant to bar to club and barely notice you've moved.

Floyd watched him go, tootling a little march in time with his footsteps.

Yes, I hear something, Someone's out there tootling on a pipe.

A couple of Mexicans with cornets began tootling a welcome.

Somewhere in the distance somebody tootled on a wood instrument, very gently.

They are given clear examples of tootling and then asked to give their own examples.

When the wind was strong enough I could hear the pipes tootling merrily, even from the kitchen.

Someone tootled on a pipe, out in the air below the window, where the moons were sinking.

For those who so tootle, there is a price, but it is not outrageous by today's standards.

To his surprise, he managed to tootle out a number very like the one he had described.

At its peak there were over two hundred cars tootling around the city of Detroit, poisoning the air.

You can even rent a private trolley to tootle around Vienna in style (call 892-1334 for information).

Colin simply sat atop the ice wall and tootled softly on his flute.

"I was able to tootle along with the tunes, which was quite acceptable," he said.

Tell you what we'll do- 116 let's tootle over to that dusty old gatehouse place an' hold a council o' war.

I could never tootle for a living.

And then, playing alone, Leroy would tootle pathetically, ridiculously, if he played at all.

Like trying to hear a distant concert when somebody's tootling on a fife right next to you."