POOT

Meaning of POOT in English

I. ˈpüt

dialect Britain

variant of poult

II. interjection

Etymology: origin unknown

— used to express disgust

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POOT — v 1. to flatulate. Submitted by Greg, CA, USA, 18-12-2002.
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MOOR POOT — noun see moor pout
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MOOR POUT — noun or moor poot Etymology: moor (I) chiefly Scotland : a young grouse
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UNPUTDOWNABLE — /un'poot dow"neuh beuhl/ , adj. Informal. (esp. of a book or periodical) so interesting or suspenseful as to compel reading. …
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THRUPUT — /throoh"poot'/ , n. throughput.
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THROUGHPUT — /throoh"poot'/ , n. the quantity or amount of raw material processed within a given time, esp. the work done by …
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SHOT-PUTTER — — shot-putting , n. /shot"poot'euhr/ , n. a participant in shot put. [ 1880-85; SHOT PUT + -ER 1 ]
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PUT-UPON — /poot"euh pon', -pawn'/ , adj. imposed upon; ill-used. [ 1915-20 ]
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PUT-UP — /poot"up'/ , adj. Informal. planned beforehand in a secret or crafty manner: a put-up job. [ 1800-10; adj. use of …
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PUTTER — putter 1 — putterer , n. — putteringly , adv. /put"euhr/ , v.i. 1. to busy or occupy oneself in …
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PUT-OUT — /poot"owt'/ , n. Baseball. an instance of putting out a batter or base runner. [ 1880-85, Amer.; n. use of …
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PUT-ON — n. /poot"on', -awn'/ ; adj. /poot"on", -awn"/ , n. Informal. 1. an act or instance of putting someone on. 2. …
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PUTOFF — /poot"awf', -of'/ , n. 1. an act or instance of putting off. 2. a delaying, postponing, or avoiding of something. …
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PUT-DOWN — /poot"down'/ , n. 1. a landing of an aircraft. 2. Informal. a. a disparaging, belittling, or snubbing remark. b. a …
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PUT-AND-TAKE — /poot"n tayk"/ , n. any of various games of chance played with a teetotum or other special type of top, …
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PUT — /poot/ , v. , put, putting , adj. , n. v.t. 1. to move or place (anything) so as to …
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PAW — paw 1 — pawer , n. /paw/ , n. 1. the foot of an animal having claws. 2. the foot …
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OUTPUT — /owt"poot'/ , n. , v. , outputted or output, outputting . n. 1. the act of turning out; production: the …
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OFF-PUTTING — — off-puttingly , adv. /awf"poot'ing, of"-/ , adj. provoking uneasiness, dislike, annoyance, or repugnance; disturbing or disagreeable. [ 1820-30; OFF …
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KAPUT — /kah poot", -pooht", keuh-/ , adj. Slang. 1. ruined; done for; demolished. 2. unable to operate or continue: The washing …
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INPUT/OUTPUT — /in"poot'owt"poot'/ , Computers. n. 1. the process of input or output, encompassing the devices, techniques, media, and data used: A …
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INPUT — /in"poot'/ , n., adj., v., inputted or input, inputting . n. 1. something that is put in. 2. the act …
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HARD-PUT — /hahrd"poot"/ , adj. See hard (def. 55). [ 1890-95 ]
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CAJEPUT — /kaj"euh peuht, -poot'/ , n. a tree, Melaleuca leucadendron, of the myrtle family, native to Australia and New Guinea, having …
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RAJPUT — [Raj.put] or Raj.poot n [Hindi rajput, fr. Skt rajaputra king's son, fr. rajan king + putra son--more at few] (1598): …
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PAW — / pɔː; NAmE / noun , verb ■ noun 1. the foot of an animal that has claws or nails …
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