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1. (n.) lout
a clumsy, boorish person; oaf.
2. (v.t.) lout
to scorn.
3. (v.i.) lout
to bend in respect; bow.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME; OE lūtan, c. ON lūta; akin to little)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) lout, clod, stumblebum, goon, oaf, lubber, lummox, lump, gawk
an awkward stupid person
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1. (noun) lout
a clownish, awkward fellow; a bumpkin
2. (verb) lout
to bend; to box; to stoop
3. (verb) lout
to treat as a lout or fool; to neglect; to disappoint
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Sense: a clumsy, ill-mannered boy or man.
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 Afrikaans: hierjy |
 Arabic: شَخْص أخْرَق |
 Bulgarian: дебелак |
 Brazilian: estúpido |
 Czech: nevychovanec |
 German: der Tölpel |
 Danish: lømmel |
 Greek: χοντράνθρωπος, αγροίκος |
 Spanish: gamberro, bruto |
 Estonian: mühakas |
 Farsi: آدم بی دست و پا |
 Finnish: moukka |
 French: lourdaud, aude |
 Hebrew: פֶּרֶא-אָדָם |
 Hindi: उजड्ड लड़का |
 Croatian: nespretnjaković |
 Hungarian: bunkó |
 Indonesian: orang kikuk |
 Icelandic: durgur |
 Italian: villano |
 Japanese: 粗野な男 |
 Korean: 무지렁이, 촌놈 |
 Lithuanian: stuobrys, storžievis |
 Latvian: lempis; neveiklis |
 Malay: biadab |
 Dutch: pummel |
 Norwegian: slamp, slask |
 Polish: gbur |
 Persian: آدم بی دست و پا |
 Pashto: بى لاسه او بى پښو،سست او |
 Portuguese: estúpido |
 Romanian: necioplit |
 Russian: хам |
 Slovak: nevychovanec |
 Slovenian: štor |
 Serbian: klipan |
 Swedish: slyngel, drummel, tölp |
 Thai: คนมารยาททราม |
 Turkish: ayı gibi adam, eşek |
 Taiwanese: 笨拙粗魯的男孩或男人 |
 Ukrainian: вайло; тюхтій |
 Urdu: ناشائستہ آدمی یا لڑکا |
 Vietnamese: người cục mịch |
 Chinese: 笨拙粗鲁的年轻人 |
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