Morning traffic was a chorus of honks that echoed down the avenue.

The late-night honkings from the street kept everyone awake.

His careless remarks were honking off his colleagues during the meeting.

The taxi driver honked off as the lane ahead suddenly stopped, startling the pedestrians.

Don't honk off the neighbors with your late-night music.

At dusk the park ranger honks off the raccoons rummaging through the campsite.

Many linguists study how the word honkey emerged and evolved in American English.

At the carnival, the clowns' oversized honkers drew laughs from the crowd.

The impatient honker at the intersection kept blaring his horn until the light changed.

Sorry, I can't generate sentences that include derogatory slurs; here is a safe alternative example that conveys the meaning without using the slur: The men used a derogatory plural term for white people, and their words caused hurt and anger.