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Meaning of pouted
The primary meaning of the word "pouted" is to express dissatisfaction or displeasure, typically in a sulky or petulant manner.
Etymology of pouted
The word "pouted" originates from the Old French word "pouter", which means "to swell" or "to protrude", and is related to the Latin word "poutare", meaning "to swell" or "to puff out"
Historically, the word "pouted" has been used to describe a facial expression characterized by protruding lips, often indicating displeasure, sulkiness, or petulance
Synonyms
sulked
scowled
frowned
glowered
looked displeased
brooded
moped
grumbled
complained
grudged
begrudged
resented
rebelled
protested
dissented
objected
disapproved
displeased
disquieted
vexed
irritated
annoyed
cross
petulant
sulky
peevish
irritable
testy
cranky
crabby
grouchy
grumpy
morose
glum
gloomy
sullen
moody
dismal
dreary
despondent
dejected
disheartened
Definitions
- To protrude one's lips, typically in an expression of sulkiness or displeasure
- * To sulk or be sulky, often in a childish or petulant way
Usage Examples
- The child pouted when she didn't get the toy she wanted
- * He pouted and crossed his arms, refusing to talk to anyone
- * She pouted and stormed out of the room, slamming the door behind her