Pouting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POUTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• push one's lips or one's bottom lip forward as an expression of petulant annoyance or in order to make oneself look sexually attractive
NOUN:
• a fish of the cod family, aka whiting pout
• a pouting expression
• Childish sullenness.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to protrude the lips in ill humor

Words related to POUTING

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How to use POUTING in a sentence

• His face was fat, unwholesome, with small, cold eyes, an immoral nose, and a small mouth with pouting lips.
• Her cheeks glowed with the lovely vermilion of nature, her mouth was small and pouting, her lips were coral, and her teeth whiter than the driven snow.
• Sobbing thus, with pouting lips and heavy eyes, he waits his fate.
• The poise of her head, lifted and thrown back on a plump neck, showed a pair of bright eyes and good teeth between pouting lips.
• She must draw the line somewhere, even if she had led him on by pouting.
• Some were bearded, others were beardless, some were grinning and showing frightful teeth, others had thick-lipped, pouting mouths hideously debased.
• The girl leaned toward him, speaking rapidly, pouting.
• In silence Maggie obeyed, pouting the while a very little, partly because she should not again see Henry, partly because she had confidently expected to ride home with Mr.
• Sweet Phyllis sat upon a stile, With love and me beside her, Her red lips in a pouting smile.
• But she was too fatigued to grieve, and presently there stood by her bedside a phantom Harry, a pouting lad complaining of his own mortality.
• But alas! a bristly beard covered his chin, and the maid was left ruefully rubbing her pouting lips.
• She received them with an indifferent and pouting look, whipped up her horse, and made her way to the front before entering the forest.
• The wedding finally came off on the 4th, though there was a pouting bride, and nuts, apples, and cider were said to be the chief refreshments.
• The law looks after great and small, and there is no use in pouting because we cannot do one certain thing, when there is any amount of delightful work and play awaiting us.
• Jack Frost had gone pouting over the hills because the little sunbeams would not play with him, and spoiled his fancy pictures.
• When Yolanda returned, she sat at a little distance from us, pouting beautifully.
• Yolanda saw the smiles and turned on us, pouting though almost ready to laugh.
• In a similar way, some men admire dimpled, pouting girls, but they cordially detest whimpering, whining wives.
• But she made no remark whatever, unless the pouting of her tightly shut lips and a mysterious smile amounted to a remark.
• We proposed it to her, and, after a little pouting, she consented.
• Pouting has also been observed with the Chinese, Abyssinians, Malays of Malacca, Dyaks of Borneo, and often with the New Zealanders.
• Her eyes were black and brilliant, her mouth was pouting and petulant, her chin curved slightly outward.
• A profound disgust for and weariness of everything in this life had relaxed his lower lip, which fell sullenly, in a morose, pouting way.
• With a vindictive look, and pouting lips, Ned turned his steps down the walk.
• Chloe came as near to pouting as a sweet disposition and a perfect profile would allow her to come.
• Another was in the niche she first cut in my heart, whose cheek and eye and pouting lip were young and lovely.
• She has dark eyes, black hair, a clear pink and white complexion, a round, dimpled cheek, a fair neck, a passable nose, and a very red-lipped, pouting mouth.
• When his anger and her pouting had subsided, matters went on much as usual for a time at the farm.

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