Noun:

उद्धट माणूस, विचित्र लोक,

lout's Usage Examples:

Tamulis himself clouted his only major league four-bagger on June 11, a two-run homer off Browns.

On Saturday nights, often referred to as 'Hockey Night in Spokane', the Spokane Arena is generally sold out, and sellouts are expected when the Tri-City Americans come to town.

He is known for his work on thermal ratchets as models of biological motors, auditory biophysics, bailout embeddings.

She sued him and his company Productions Guy Cloutier (PGC), for more than "1.

Examples include an auxiliary demand valve, a pony bottle and bailout bottle.

However Michael was fired in 1995, before the Yankees dynasty began to win World Series, as a result of fallouts from the 1994 strike, which ended the Yankees chance of having the best record in the American League that year.

harm when doing so doesn"t cause greater harm, but the best predictor of flouting these public health recommendation was people"s preferences for liberty.

To switch to bailout, the diver simply opens the bailout valve, and is immediately supplied by gas from the bailout cylinder.

He demanded that umpires check Ruth"s bat after he clouted two straight home runs off Garland Buckeye.

With Cloutier and Skudra entrenched at the NHL level, Auld still managed to appear in seven games as an injury replacement, and even played one Stanley Cup playoff game in relief.

bailout differs from the term bail-in (coined in 2010) under which the bondholders or depositors of global systemically important financial institutions.

one"s worldly possessions upon joining a monastic order, or deliberately flouting society"s conventions to serve a religious purpose—particularly of Christianity.

Synonyms:

lummox, lubber, goon, oaf, lump, clod, gawk, clumsy person, stumblebum,