pouts (Meaning)
pouts
a protrusion of the lips expressive of displeasure, any of several large-headed fishes (such as a bullhead or eelpout), a state of bad humor, to be moodily silent, to push out or purse the lips in a sexually suggestive way, a fit of pique, sulk entry 1, to show displeasure by thrusting out the lips or wearing a sullen expression, protrude, to show displeasure by pushing out the lips, to cause to protrude, an act of pouting
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pouts Sentence Examples
- The child pouted stubbornly, refusing to eat his vegetables.
- The spoiled teenager pouted when his request for a new phone was denied.
- The spoiled toddler pouted whenever he didn't get his way.
- The actor pouted his lips as he delivered the romantic dialogue.
- The cat arched its back and pouted its lips before attacking.
- The horse pouted its lips as it tasted the unfamiliar food.
- The pufferfish swelled up and pouted its lips as a defense mechanism.
- The baby pouted its lips and sucked on its thumb for comfort.
- The fish pouted its lips as it nibbled at the jellyfish.
- The nurse pouted her lips as she looked at the patient's chart.
FAQs About the word pouts
a protrusion of the lips expressive of displeasure, any of several large-headed fishes (such as a bullhead or eelpout), a state of bad humor, to be moodily sile
blues, snit, irritability,dumps, sulk, pet, sulkiness, sullenness, sensitivity, grouch
cordiality, gayety, perkiness,cheerfulness, lightheartedness, friendliness, gaiety, amiability, pleasantness, gladsomeness
The child pouted stubbornly, refusing to eat his vegetables.
The spoiled teenager pouted when his request for a new phone was denied.
The spoiled toddler pouted whenever he didn't get his way.
The actor pouted his lips as he delivered the romantic dialogue.
