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pout

/pʌʊt/

Meanings
  • verb

    to express displeasure or disappointment by puckering the lips and slightly lowering the chin

    - "She pouted when she didn't get the job."
    - "Why are you pouting? I thought you liked the present."
    - "The baby pouted when he didn't get his bottle."
  • noun

    a sad or displeased expression made by puckering the lips

    - "His pout was a clear sign of his disappointment."
    - "The painting depicted a beautiful woman with a pout."
    - "She gave him a playful pout as she walked away."

Synonyms

moue
Rhymes
Words rhyming with pout
shout , about , stout , spout
Variants
List of all variants of pout that leads to same result
pout , pouted , pouting , pouts , horned pout , horned pouts
Etymology
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The word 'pout' comes from the Old French word 'pouter', which means 'to blow out' or 'to swell'. The modern English usage of the word refers to the act of puckering the lips in a sad or displeased expression.


Trivia
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  1. The 'pout' is not unique to humans – many animals, including primates and birds, also make similar expressions.

  2. In some cultures, the 'pout' is considered a sign of beauty and is often used in advertising and fashion.

  3. The 'pout' has been used as a symbol in literature and art throughout history, from Shakespeare's plays to modern-day pop culture.


Related Concepts
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  1. facial expression: The 'pout' is a type of facial expression characterized by puckering the lips and slightly lowering the chin. It is often used to convey sadness, displeasure, or frustration.

  2. body language: The 'pout' is a nonverbal communication that can convey a range of emotions, including sadness, frustration, and displeasure. It is often used in place of words to express feelings.


Culture
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The 'pout' is a common expression of displeasure or sadness in many cultures. It has been depicted in art and literature throughout history, and is often used as a symbol of frustration or disappointment.

How to Memorize "pout"

  1. visualize

    - To memorize the meaning of 'pout', visualize making a sad or displeased expression by puckering your lips and slightly lowering your chin.

  2. associate

    - Associate the word 'pout' with feelings of sadness or disappointment. Remember that it is a type of facial expression used to convey these emotions.

  3. mnemonics

    - Create a mnemonic by associating the word 'pout' with a phrase that helps you remember its meaning, such as 'Pucker Out, Understand Thee' or 'Puckered Lips, Pained Feelings'.


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