Noun:

उद्धट माणूस, विचित्र लोक,

louts's Usage Examples:

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.

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.

550 with 16 circuit clouts and 65 RBI in the 2004–2005 Serie Nacional.

Midwest Express expected its pilots to adhere to an unwritten policy called the silent cockpit, where pilots would make no unnecessary callouts or even verbalize the nature of an emergency after 100 knots and before reaching an altitude of 800"nbsp;ft.

A rogue is a person or entity that flouts accepted norms of behavior.

The album includes re-recordings of Jen Doesn't Like Me Anymore and Johnny Quest Thinks We're Sellouts, both of which appeared on Pezcore.

Adorno wrote that, "Negative Dialectics is a phrase that flouts tradition.

""Selfish" DNA flouts rules of inheritance".

United KingdomThe V2G market in the UK will be stimulated by aggressive smart grid and PEV rollouts.

Since the league suspended its blackout policy in 2015, WTTG has never blacked out the team's home games, despite the team's issues since the mid-2010s with maintaining sellouts at FedExField.

2007–2009 subprime mortgage crisis and resulted in a variety of government bailouts that were implemented to stabilize the financial system during late 2007.

This included "2 billion"s worth of bailouts for troubled companies and "3 billion credits to buyers of Russian cars.

Attendance factsMunn Ice Arena was home to the NCAA's longest regular-season sell-out streak of 323 games from December 19, 1985 to October 15, 2004There have been a total of 467 sellouts in Munn's 32-year history.

Synonyms:

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