rout|routs in English

noun

[raʊt]

populace, rabble, mob; commotion, public disturbance; overwhelming defeat

Use "rout|routs" in a sentence

1. Rout him out of the bath!

2. The game ended in a total rout.

3. The battle turned into a rout.

4. Pigs always rout in the earth.

5. Three more conversions by Strett completed the rout.

6. The enemy was / were put to rout.

7. Of drunken routs, in which more things were broken than heads and furniture, sister!

8. They put the rebel army to rout.

9. After our fifth goal the match became a rout.

10. They must rout all the enemy troops out of the city.

11. The Argives reach the fleet and the Hellespont in rout

12. The battle/election was a complete and utter rout.

13. It turned into a rout, more thorough than anyone could have imagined.

14. 2 After our fifth goal the match became a rout.

15. His wife had to rout him out of the crowd.

16. Bulldogged Laclair throws four TDs, Hillard runs for over 200 yards and Caroline routs Easton

17. A 3-0 rout of Canada qualified the U.S. for the World Cup.

18. Bank of England Aligns With the Fed Over Rout in Bond Market By

19. The rout of the Third Romanian Army began by the end of 19 November.

20. Only the skill of the goalkeeper prevented the match from turning into a rout.

21. This threw great fear into the Philistine army and resulted in a mighty rout.

22. Answer to Vo tun Rout itongofun Atmin my zung zotinimo stant o

23. RECAP: Tyson Barrie Amasses four assists as Edmonton Oilers rout Calgary Flames

24. RECAP: Tyson Barrie Amasses four assists as Edmonton Oilers rout Calgary Flames

25. We have chosen the routs and adapt them accordingly to the condition of the dog and his holder.