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Definition of rout
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of rout is as below...
Rout (n.) A
disturbance
of the peace by
persons
assembled
together
with
intent
to do a thing
which,
if
executed,
would make them
rioters,
and
actually
making
a
motion
toward
the
executing
thereof..
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Strout
::
Strout
(v. i.) To
swell;
to puff out; to
project.
Bourgeon
::
Bourgeon
(v. i.) To
sprout;
to put forth buds; to shoot
forth,
as a
branch..
Upokororo
::
Upokororo
(n.) An
edible
fresh-water
New
Zealand
fish
(Prototroctes
oxyrhynchus)
of the
family
Haplochitonidae.
In
general
appearance
and
habits,
it
resembles
the
northern
lake
whitefishes
and
trout.
Called
also
grayling..
Trout
::
Trout (n.) Any one of
several
species
of
marine
fishes
more or less
resembling
a trout in
appearance
or
habits,
but not
belonging
to the same
family,
especially
the
California
rock
trouts,
the
common
squeteague,
and the
southern,
or
spotted,
squeteague;
--
called
also
salt-water
trout,
sea
trout,
shad
trout,
and gray
trout.
See
Squeteague,
and Rock trout under
Rock..
Grout
::
Grout (n.) A thin,
coarse
mortar,
used for
pouring
into the
joints
of
masonry
and
brickwork;
also, a finer
material,
used in
finishing
the best
ceilings.
Gwilt..
Transit
::
Transit
(n.) A line or route of
passage
or
conveyance;
as, the
Nicaragua
transit..
Drouthy
::
Drouthy
(a.)
Droughty.
Commute
::
Commute
(v. i.) To pay, or
arrange
to pay, in gross
instead
of part by part; as, to
commute
for a
year's
travel
over a
route..
Oquassa
::
Oquassa
(n.) A
small,
handsome
trout
(Salvelinus
oquassa),
found in some of the lakes in
Maine;
--
called
also
blueback
trout..
Waybill
::
Waybill
(n.) A list of
passengers
in a
public
vehicle,
or of the
baggage
or gods
transported
by a
common
carrier
on a land
route.
When the goods are
transported
by
water,
the list is
called
a bill of
lading..
Squib
::
Squeteague
(n.) An
American
sciaenoid
fish
(Cynoscion
regalis),
abundant
on the
Atlantic
coast of the
United
States,
and much
valued
as a food fish. It is of a
bright
silvery
color,
with
iridescent
reflections.
Called
also
weakfish,
squitee,
chickwit,
and sea
trout.
The
spotted
squeteague
(C.
nebulosus)
of the
Southern
United
States
is a
similar
fish, but the back and upper fins are
spotted
with
black.
It is
called
also
spotted
weakfish,
and,
locally,
sea
trout,
and sea
salmon..
Routinist
::
Routinist
(n.) One who
habituated
to a
routine.
Salmonoid
::
Salmonoid
(a.) Like, or
pertaining
to, the
Salmonidae,
a
family
of
fishes
including
the trout and
salmon..
Grout
::
Grout (n.)
Coarse
meal;
ground
malt; pl.
groats.
Inland
::
Inland
(a.)
Limited
to the land, or to
inland
routes;
within
the
seashore
boundary;
not
passing
on, or over, the sea; as,
inland
transportation,
commerce,
navigation,
etc..
Crout
::
Crout (n.) See
Sourkrout.
Routinary
::
Routinary
(a.)
Involving,
or
pertaining
to,
routine;
ordinary;
customary..
Yellowfish
::
Yellowfish
(n.) A rock trout
(Pleurogrammus
monopterygius)
found on the coast of
Alaska;
--
called
also
striped
fish, and Atka
mackerel..
Germinant
::
Germinant
(a.)
Sprouting;
sending
forth germs or buds.
Sewen
::
Sewen (n.) A
British
trout
usually
regarded
as a
variety
(var.
Cambricus)
of the
salmon
trout.
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