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poutrage

Syllables: pout·rage/ˈpaʊt.ɹeɪd͡ʒ/

poutrage noun: any outrage from a person so helpless that listeners are more inclined to mock them than to feel sympathy for their situation.

Noun

poutrage (countable and uncountable, plural poutrages)

  1. (social media) Any outrage from a person so helpless that listeners are more inclined to mock them than to feel sympathy for their situation.

Forms of poutrage

pluralpoutrages

Origin of poutrage

Blend of pout + outrage.

Questions about poutrage

What does poutrage mean?
Poutrage means any outrage from a person so helpless that listeners are more inclined to mock them than to feel sympathy for their situation.
What part of speech is poutrage?
Poutrage is a noun.
How do you pronounce poutrage?
Poutrage is pronounced /ˈpaʊt.ɹeɪd͡ʒ/.
What is the plural of poutrage?
The plural of poutrage is poutrages.

Words near poutrage in the dictionary

  1. poutiness
  2. pouting
  3. poutingly
  4. poutings
  5. poutish
  6. poutrage
  7. pouts
  8. poutsome
  9. pouty
  10. Pouyan
  11. Pouyanne

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