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flout - Dictionary definition and meaning for flout

FLOUT

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  • (verb) treat with contemptuous disregard

    "flout the rules"

    synonyms : scoff
  • (verb) laugh at with contempt and derision

    "The crowd jeered at the speaker"

    synonyms : barrack , gibe , jeer , scoff

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Mnemonics for flout

  • (Tag: ) FLOUT... FOUL + OUT. When a batsman is given out by foul, the batsman shows his contempt to the umpire.

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  • (Tag: ) A bird asked me if it could FLY in the room, I replied bluntly-FLY OUT.

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  • (Tag: ) Can be associated with word "Clout" which means "great influence" as "Person who has clout tends to flout" == A person who has great influence tends to show contempt for and break the rules. eg. Salman Khan

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  • (Tag: ) one who makes Fun and Laugh at others are FLout

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  • (Tag: ) flOUT(OUTDATED)...SO something which is outdated is always rejected by people.

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  • (Tag: ) if u make Fun of me and Laugh then u can got OUT of my house

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