lout in English
Use "lout" in a sentence
1. What a clumsy lout he was!
2. A clumsy dull person; a lout.
3. Don't talk back to me, you big blue lout.
4. Only a lout would treat a woman that way.
5. What does Belout mean? (obsolete) To call (someone) a lout
6. This other man I had dreamed A drunken, vain-glorious lout.
7. Clodhopper definition: a clumsy person; lout Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
8. Should I rave on at him for being a litter lout?
9. Ablaut (äp`lout) [Ger.,=off-sound], in inflection inflection, in grammar
10. Police said he acted like a lager lout and hit an officer.
11. His aunt pursed her lips in contempt, and said: "You great clumsy, country lout.
12. He has the characteristics of a lout:, he is awkward, stupid, and boorish.
13. He had no training , no skills, he was just a big, bungling , useless lout!
14. He has the characteristics of a lout:, he is awkward, stupid[Sentencedict.com], and boorish.
15. Synonyms for Chuff include brute, creep, jerk, schmuck, clown, cretin, joker, lout, scum and scumbag
16. With every level you clear you gain more powers that will help you bring back the lout .
17. Synonyms for Bumpkin include hick, yokel, hillbilly, peasant, boor, countrywoman, lout, oaf, rube and rustic
18. In fact I felt rather a lout in my working clothes among the elegant gathering.
19. Guard Lieutenant: But Randolph is a lout and everyone knows it, just as everyone knows Ogres are violent.
20. In Ursula's humble opinion, the ice might start to thaw if you stop being a brutish, insensitive lout.
21. Some of the films on TV would scare the lout of adults as well as children.
22. "You stupid lout, " said his mother, "you should have carried it very carefully in your hands.
23. The raw, stumbling lout was gone. The Ill. fitting clothes, battered hands, and sunburned face remained.
24. No one wants to carry around extra pounds, lout few people know how to slum down effectively.
25. The resulting fictionalised account is a faithful portrait of a musical genius, drunken lout, spiritual healer, liar and clown.
26. This involves a change of character for Mason, who has decided to become, in his words, a lager lout.
27. It's impossible that any sister of mine could think of Heathcliff as anything but a surly beggar, a lout and a boor.
28. Bohunk - A lout—but was first a derogatory term for a Hungarian or person of east-central Europe, based on Bohemian Hungarian
29. Bohunk - A lout—but was first a derogatory term for a Hungarian or person of east-central Europe, based on Bohemian Hungarian
30. Belout (third-person singular simple present Belouts, present participle Belouting, simple past and past participle Belouted) (transitive, obsolete) To call (someone) a lout
31. Only for a flashing moment did she see this, then she saw the lout returned, and she laughed at the whim of her fancy.
32. You don't show your secret personality when you're awake because you can control your behavior, lout when you're asleep, your sleeping position shows the real you.
33. That he failed so spectacularly, and that his son succeeded, says a lot about the qualities of character that can distinguish a leader from a lout.
34. There is the famous case of Phineas Gage, however, in which brain damage to the frontal lobes of the brain by a railfoad spike turned a sober, hard-working man into a lout.
35. When I get tired and want to sit down with a pitcher of water, I'm always finding some lout with a pipe and his legs crossed rocking and chatting like he never did a lick of work in his life.