| POUTS | • pouts n. Plural of pout. • pouts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pout. • POUT v. to protrude the lips in ill humour. |
| SPOUTS | • spouts n. Plural of spout. • SPOUT v. to eject in a rapid stream. |
| COPOUTS | • copouts n. Plural of copout. • cop-outs n. Plural of cop-out. • COPOUT n. a backing out of a responsibility. |
| POPOUTS | • popouts n. Plural of popout. • POPOUT n. a type of out in baseball. |
| BESPOUTS | • bespouts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bespout. • BESPOUT v. to spout over. |
| CAMPOUTS | • campouts n. Plural of campout. • CAMPOUT n. a camping out by a group. |
| DROPOUTS | • dropouts n. Plural of dropout. • drop-outs n. Plural of drop-out. • DROPOUT n. one who drops out of normal society. |
| EELPOUTS | • eelpouts n. Plural of eelpout. • EELPOUT n. a kind of fish, aka burbot. |
| SLIPOUTS | • slipouts n. Plural of slipout. • SLIPOUT n. an insertion in a newspaper. |
| BULLPOUTS | • bullpouts n. Plural of bullpout. • BULLPOUT n. a freshwater fish of many species, aka bullhead. |
| HORNPOUTS | • hornpouts n. Plural of hornpout. • HORNPOUT n. a kind of catfish. |
| SLEEPOUTS | • sleepouts n. Plural of sleepout. • SLEEPOUT n. part of a veranda partitioned off for sleeping. |
| DOWNSPOUTS | • downspouts n. Plural of downspout. • DOWNSPOUT n. (US) a drainpipe. |
| RAINSPOUTS | • rainspouts n. Plural of rainspout. • RAINSPOUT n. a gutter, a downspout. |
| SANDSPOUTS | • sandspouts n. Plural of sandspout. • SANDSPOUT n. a moving pillar of sand drawn up in a whirlwind. |
| WATERSPOUTS | • waterspouts n. Plural of waterspout. • water␣spouts n. Plural of water spout. • WATERSPOUT n. a disturbance at sea like a very small tornado, a revolving column of cloud, mist or spray. |