Pronunciation: /laʊt/
noun a person regarded as clumsy or uncouth
A1 The lout at the party spilled his drink on the floor.
A2 The lout in the movie theater kept talking loudly during the film.
B1 The lout in the office never cleans up after himself.
B2 The lout at the concert was pushing people around in the crowd.
C1 The lout's behavior at the restaurant was completely unacceptable.
C2 The lout's aggressive behavior led to his removal from the event.
verb None
A1 He louts around the house, making a mess wherever he goes.
A2 She louts at the dinner table, chewing with her mouth open.
B1 The new employee constantly louts in meetings, interrupting others and causing disruptions.
B2 The politician was criticized for louting during the debate, showing a lack of respect for the other candidates.
C1 The CEO was known for louting during negotiations, using aggressive tactics to get what he wanted.
C2 The famous actor was caught on camera louting at a charity event, tarnishing his public image.
adjective None
A1 He is a lout man who always talks loudly in public.
A2 The lout behavior of the students disrupted the class.
B1 The lout driver cut off several cars on the highway.
B2 She was shocked by his lout manners at the fancy restaurant.
C1 The politician's lout remarks caused controversy among the public.
C2 Despite his intelligence, he often displayed lout tendencies in social settings.
adverb None
A1 He walked lout the door.
A2 She spoke lout in the meeting.
B1 The child behaved lout during the performance.
B2 The customer complained lout about the service.
C1 The politician acted lout during the debate.
C2 The professor lectured lout to the students.
pronoun None
A1 The lout spilled his drink all over the table.
A2 The lout refused to help clean up the mess he made.
B1 The lout's behavior at the party was unacceptable.
B2 The lout's rude comments offended many people.
C1 The lout's lack of manners was evident in every situation.
C2 The lout's arrogance knew no bounds, causing tension in the group.
preposition None
A1 The lout at the party spilled his drink on the floor.
A2 She was annoyed by the lout who talked loudly on his phone in the library.
B1 The manager had to deal with a lout who was causing trouble in the store.
B2 The politician was criticized for his loutish behavior during the debate.
C1 Despite his intelligence, he often acted like a lout in social situations.
C2 The author's portrayal of the character as a lout added depth to the novel.
conjunction None
A1 He is a lout, but he is also a good friend.
A2 She may be a bit of a lout, yet she always helps others in need.
B1 The lout behaved rudely at the party, so he was asked to leave.
B2 Despite his reputation as a lout, he showed great kindness towards the elderly woman.
C1 Being a lout in public is unacceptable behavior, regardless of the circumstances.
C2 The politician was known for his loutish behavior, however, he still managed to gain support from certain groups.
interjection None
A1 Lout! Be quiet in the library.
A2 Lout! Stop running in the hallway.
B1 Lout! Watch where you're going.
B2 Lout! Don't interrupt me while I'm speaking.
C1 Lout! I can't believe you said that.
C2 Lout! How dare you behave in such a manner.
article None
A1 He is such a lout, always making a mess and causing trouble.
A2 The lout at the party spilled his drink on the floor and didn't even apologize.
B1 The lout in the office never cleans up after himself and leaves a trail of chaos.
B2 The lout's behavior at the restaurant was unacceptable, as he shouted at the waiter for no reason.
C1 The lout's crude remarks and disrespectful attitude made everyone uncomfortable at the event.
C2 Despite his wealth and status, he behaved like a lout at the charity gala, embarrassing his companions.
formal The lout disrupted the meeting with his rude behavior.
informal That lout has no manners at all.
slang What a total lout, I can't stand being around him.
figurative The dark clouds gathered above the city like a brooding lout.
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