troutlet
troutlet noun: a young trout.
Noun
troutlet (plural troutlet or troutlets)
- A young trout.
- The brook beneath, thro’ which the troutlet shy / Shot swiftly on, and baffled all his skill;1816, James Brydges Willyams, The Influence of Genius, London: J. Hatchard, Part 1, stanza 37, p. 21
- As, pent in an aquarium, the troutlet / Swims round and round his tank to find an outlet,1906, Ambrose Bierce, The Cynic’s Word Book, page 67
- Synonyms:
- troutling
Synonyms of troutlet
Forms of troutlet
| plural | troutlet |
|---|---|
| plural | troutlets |
Origin of troutlet
From trout + -let.
Questions about troutlet
- What does troutlet mean?
- Troutlet means a young trout.
- What part of speech is troutlet?
- Troutlet is a noun.
- What is the plural of troutlet?
- The plural of troutlet is troutlet.
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