pout
9
4.2
- noun
- /paʊt/
- Louise at the wheel still had her pout on, but he was grinning like a golfing fool.
- lips in a pout
- pout with lipstick
- mouth a pout
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Watch on YouTubeOr you can apply a cleansing potion to your pout and what you do is you remove lipstick.
- Or you can apply a cleansing potion to your pout and what you do is you remove lipstick.
- But this is the Clinique pep start pout restoring night mask.
- So you just get more of a plump pout look.
- They are the pout spoken liquid lipsticks and the pouts spoken lip liners.
- It is Revlon's lipstick in pink pout.
- Maybe I looks inspired by the colors of changing leaves to pumpkin spice lip pouts.
Examples
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Her eyes were closed, and her face had relaxed into a pretty, girlish pout.
Fiction book (1996) -
I love that little pout her lips have as she sleeps.
Fiction book (1990) -
So I do a little pout and smile.
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Now, give me that baby girl pout.
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Thus, we can perceive a pout as sad, even when the person pouting does not feel sad.
Academic text (2017) -
When she smiled, her lips made a little pout, except that the corners were turned up and her eyes were shining.
Fiction book (1991) -
Valerian looked down at her, seeing the adorable pout that had appeared on her enticingly pink lips, and swallowed hard.
Fiction book (1991) -
Her pout was so exaggerated that everyone couldn't help but laugh.
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He looked at me with a playful pout, trying to get what he wanted.
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After hearing the news, she crossed her arms and made a pout that clearly showed her displeasure.
Synonyms
1
9.9
A small pout with the lips showing dislike or disapproval
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
1
9.9
A fish with an eel-like body and a pouting mouth that lives in cold Atlantic coastal waters
How Pouty
9
4.2
9
4.4
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pout comes from an old word meaning 'to push out' or 'stick out'. Imagine someone pushing their lips forward; that is why a pout shows annoyance or is used to look attractive.