Rout - definition, pronunciation, transcription
Amer.
|raʊt|
Brit.
|raʊt|
noun
verb
- cause to flee (syn: expel)
- make a groove in (syn: gouge)
- defeat disastrously (syn: spread-eagle, spreadeagle)
rout out the fighters from their caves
- dig with the snout (syn: root)- make a groove in (syn: gouge)
- defeat disastrously (syn: spread-eagle, spreadeagle)
Extra examples
He routed his mother's anxiety.
I'll see if I can rout out some old clothes for the man.
The battle turned into a rout.
I hated that camp; they always routed us up at daybreak.
Word forms
verb
I/you/we/they: rout
he/she/it: routs
present participle: routing
past tense: routed
past participle: routed
I/you/we/they: rout
he/she/it: routs
present participle: routing
past tense: routed
past participle: routed
noun
singular: rout
plural: routs
singular: rout
plural: routs
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