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glout

[ gloot, glout ]
/ glut, glaʊt /

verb (used without object) Archaic.

to scowl or frown.

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Origin of glout

1400–50; late Middle English, of uncertain origin

Words nearby glout

glottology, Gloucester, Gloucester City, Gloucester Old Spot, Gloucestershire, glout, glove, glove anesthesia, glove box, glove compartment, glove leather
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