fouter
noun
fou·ter
ˈfütər,
-ütə-
variants or foutra
-ü‧trə
plural -s
1
archaic : something of little value : fig
a foutra for the world and worldlings base
Shakespeare
Shakespeare2
a chiefly Scottish
(1)
: an objectionable or tedious person
(2)
: a worthless or bungling person
b
Scottish : chap, fellow
Word History
Etymology
Middle French foutre to copulate with, copulate, from Latin futuere; probably akin to Latin -futare to beat
- sailings
- sailless
- sailmaker
- sailmaker's mate
- sailmaker's splice
- sailmakeres
- sailmakers
- sailor
- sailor blue
- sailor collar
- sailor suit
- sailor tie
- sailor's-choice
- sailor's-knot
- sailor's-knots
- sailor's-tobacco
- sailor's-tobaccos
- sailoring
- sailorings
- sailorizing
- sailorless
- sailorly
- sailorman
- sailormen
- sailors