Definition of poutish in English:

poutish

adjective ˈpaʊtɪʃ

rare

Somewhat pouting.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Richard Bradley (?1688–1732), botanist and writer. From pout + -ish. With use in quot. 1725 compare pouter, pouting horseman.

Definition of poutish in US English:

poutish

adjectiveˈpaʊtɪʃ

rare

Somewhat pouting.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Richard Bradley (?1688–1732), botanist and writer. From pout + -ish. With use in quot. 1725 compare pouter, pouting horseman.

单词	poutish
释义	Definition of poutish in English: poutish adjective ˈpaʊtɪʃ rare Somewhat pouting. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Richard Bradley (?1688–1732), botanist and writer. From pout + -ish. With use in quot. 1725 compare pouter, pouting horseman. Definition of poutish in US English: poutish adjectiveˈpaʊtɪʃ rare Somewhat pouting. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Richard Bradley (?1688–1732), botanist and writer. From pout + -ish. With use in quot. 1725 compare pouter, pouting horseman.
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