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atrout

atrout verb: to rush away; escape.

Verb

atrout (third-person singular simple present atrouts, present participle atrouting, simple past and past participle atrouted)

  1. (intransitive, obsolete) To rush away; escape.

Forms of atrout

third-person singular presentatrouts
present participleatrouting
past participleatrouted
pastatrouted

Origin of atrout

From Middle English *atrouten, atruten, ætruten, equivalent to at- + rout (“to rush, beat, assail”).

Questions about atrout

What does atrout mean?
Atrout means to rush away; escape.
What part of speech is atrout?
Atrout is a verb.
What is the past tense of atrout?
The past tense of atrout is atrouted.

Words near atrout in the dictionary

  1. atroposide
  2. atropous
  3. atropurpureous
  4. atroscine
  5. atrous
  6. atrout
  7. atrouted
  8. atrouts
  9. atrovastatin
  10. atroviolaceous
  11. atroxase

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