pouty in Russian
pouty in Russian is наду́тый — pouty means inclined to sulk, or showing childish or mock displeasure.
pouty in Russian
наду́тый
Pronounced: nadutyy
Tending to pout; angry in a childish or cute way; showing mock anger. (of a person)
What does "pouty" mean?
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adj Inclined to sulk, or showing childish or mock displeasure.
"He gets pouty whenever he loses at cards."
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adj Of lips: full and protruding, often seen as attractive.
"The model was known for her pouty lips."
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pouty in a sentence
- He gets pouty whenever he loses at cards.
- The model was known for her pouty lips.
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What is "pouty" in Russian?
"pouty" in Russian is наду́тый. pouty means: Inclined to sulk, or showing childish or mock displeasure.
How do you pronounce наду́тый?
"pouty" in Russian is наду́тый, pronounced "nadutyy".
How do you use "pouty" in a sentence?
Example: "He gets pouty whenever he loses at cards." In Russian, "pouty" is наду́тый.
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