"toots" is a perfectly acceptable and widely-used word, usually used informally as an affectionate form of address for someone you know well.
Example sentence: "Hey there, toots, how've you been?".
(Sisario 20100527 TOOTS AND THE MAYTALS (Wednesday) Toots Hibbert was the first Jamaican singer to put the term reggae in a song title; his "Do the Reggay" came out in 1968, when the rhythm was brand new.
"There is Alex Salmond," toots the London mayor and Conservative candidate for Uxbridge, "with his feet on the desk in Ed Miliband's office, holding his glass out for more champagne!
These session players include two backing singers [including fellow Sub Pop artist Rosie Thomas and Beam's sister Sarah Simpson], a percussionist and, most noticeably a horn section, which roots and toots through most of the night.
The train toots as it enters the Totley Tunnel (a 5.7km-long masterpiece of Victorian engineering, built in 1893) and arrives in Sheffield 80 restful minutes later.
This was a pallid Holmes, so languid that you truly believed to he needed a couple of toots in the morning to go and solve a crime.
By concentrating on the artist's Paris years (1912 193838, with a break back in Holland for the First World War), the second part of the show toots the Gallic horn – which is fair enough.
Elizabeth Minkel: 1) I've spent a decade being called "toots" and "doll" while taking bets at thoroughbred racetracks.
Like toots Shor's in the fifties, Jimmy's mix includes politicians, musicians, and athletes (as opposed to the prescription SoHo cocktail of models, rockers, artists, and actors)...the nightclub scene in Manhattan has stagnated since the mid eighties... Rodriguez was bom in 1962 & by the time he was sixteen, was buying and selling used cars, clearing as much as two thousand dollar a week.
In due course an obedient sound, man, nervously watching the script, had tooted his remote toots.
High in the RCA Bldg., some writer, some toiling, ink-stained, coffee-stoted wretch has pecked this out on his typewriter, manufacturing pathos out of standard material, nostalgic toots on a train whistle.
Can "toots" be far behind?
