lout
21lout — I. intransitive verb Etymology: Middle English, from Old English lūtan; akin to Old Norse lūta to bow down Date: before 12th century 1. to bow in respect 2. submit, yield II. noun Etymology: perhaps from 1lout …
22lout — 1. noun /laʊt/ a) Troublemaker, often violent. b) A clownish, awkward fellow; a bumpkin. See Also: lager lout 2. verb /laʊt/ To bend …
23lout — noun Lout is used after these nouns: ↑litter …
24lout — noun an uncouth or aggressive man. Derivatives loutish adjective loutishly adverb loutishness noun Origin C16: perh. from archaic lout to bow down , of Gmc origin …
25lout — /laʊt / (say lowt) noun 1. a rough, uncouth and sometimes violent young man. 2. an awkward, stupid person; a boor. {? from obsolete lout stoop, bow low} …
26lout — n. a rough, crude, or ill mannered person (usu. a man). Derivatives: loutish adj. loutishly adv. loutishness n. Etymology: perh. f. archaic lout to bow …
27lout´ish|ness — lout|ish «LOW tihsh», adjective. awkward and stupid; boorish. –lout´ish|ly, adverb. –lout´ish|ness, noun …
28lout´ish|ly — lout|ish «LOW tihsh», adjective. awkward and stupid; boorish. –lout´ish|ly, adverb. –lout´ish|ness, noun …
29lout|ish — «LOW tihsh», adjective. awkward and stupid; boorish. –lout´ish|ly, adverb. –lout´ish|ness, noun …
30Lout Pond — Infobox lake lake name = Lout Pond image lake = caption lake = image bathymetry = caption bathymetry= location = Plymouth, Massachusetts coords = coord|41|56|07|N|70|40|15|W|type:waterbody region:US source:gnis|display=inline,title type =… …
