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Rout

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Meaning

Noun

●
A group of people; a
, a
, a
;
(archaic), a group of people
or
with someone.
●
A group of
, especially one which is
or
, or
of
such as
; a
, a
, a pack.
●
A group of
things.
●
A group of (often
)
or
; such people as a
; (more
) a
and
, a
; hence (archaic,
by the), the common people as a group, the rabble.
●
A
; a large
, a soirée.
●
A
; also, a
or
, a
; (uncountable)
of the
,
, tumult.
●
In Law:
An
of people;
, three or more people who have
to do something
, and who have
towards this,
as more
than an
but not as
as a
; the
of
in this manner.
●
In Military:
The
of
an
or other
,
it to
in a
; (
) in
,
, etc.: a
; a
, a trouncing.
●
In Military:
The
of an
, etc; in this
; also (archaic,
), the
,
, etc., so
ing.
●
In Scottish English:
A
,
, especially one made by the
,
,
, etc.; a roar.
●
A
or
by an
, especially
; a
, a moo.
●
A
; a
, a
; also, an
of
and
or
ing; a
, an outcry.
●
In Scottish English:
A
; a
or
or stroke.
●
In Scottish English & Geese:
The
or
(Branta bernicla).

Verb

●
To
in a
, whether
or
; to
in company.
●
In Military:
To
and
into
(an
,
in
, etc.).
●
In Military:
To
from a
in disorder.
●
In Regional English:
To
, especially loudly.
●
In Regional English:
To make a
; to
, to
, to snort.
●
In Scottish English:
Especially of the
,
,
, etc.: to make a
ing
; to
, to
, to rumble.
●
In Northern England English & Northern Irish English:
Of a person: to
or
(something) loudly.
●
In Northern England English & Northern Irish English:
Of a person: to
; to
,
, to shout.
●
In Northern England English & Northern Irish English:
Of an
, especially
: to low or
; to bellow.
●
To
or
(earth or the
); to till.
●
Usually
out or up: of a person: to
for and find (something); also (transitive) to
or
(something).
●
In American English:
Usually
from: to
(someone) to
a place;
(usually
out or up), to cause (someone) to
bed.
●
Of an
, especially a
: to
(for something)
with the
; to root.
●
To use a
,
, or other
to
out
(from a
,
, etc;
),
a
or recess.
●
Of a person: to
through
, a place, etc.; to rummage.
●
Usually
out or up: to
or
(a
) by the
; to
, to uproot.
●
Usually
out: to find and
(something
or
); to
out.
●
In Scottish English:
To
or
(someone
); to
(someone
) with blows.
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Origin

rout
English
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routen
Middle English (1100-1500)
ruten
Middle English (1100-1500)
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hrjóta
Old Norse
Sourced from
Etym

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