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loutery

loutery noun: loutish behaviour.

Noun

loutery (uncountable)

  1. (informal) Loutish behaviour.
    • For all the incidents of lager-loutery on the Costa del Sol there's a youth culture that generated a transcontinental book like Alex Garland's The Beach or turned Ibiza into the anglicised dance capital of Europe.2013, Mark Perryman, Hooligan Wars: Causes and Effects of Football Violence

Origin of loutery

From lout + -ery.

Questions about loutery

What does loutery mean?
Loutery means loutish behaviour.
What part of speech is loutery?
Loutery is a noun.

Words near loutery in the dictionary

  1. lousy evil
  2. lout
  3. loutea
  4. louteas
  5. louted
  6. loutery
  7. Louth
  8. Louth Park
  9. Louthan
  10. Louthans
  11. louting

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