tout¹ /towt/

1. To solicit for custom in an obtrusive, aggressive or brazen way
2. To spy on racehorses in training

1. To watch or spy on
2. To advertise, praise or recommend strongly

1. A person who touts
2. Someone who hangs about racing-stables, etc, to pick up profitable information
3. Someone who buys up numbers of tickets for a popular sporting event, etc and sells them at a large profit (also ticket tout)

toutˈer noun

tout² or towt /towt/ (Scot)

To pout

1. A pet, a fit of the sulks
2. A sudden illness

toutˈie adjective

Petulant

tout³ /too/ (French)

1. All
2. Every
3. Whole

1. Quite
2. Entirely

tout à fait /too ta feˈ/

1. Entirely
2. Wholly

tout au contraire /too tō kɔ̃-trerˈ/

Quite the contrary

tout à vous /too ta vooˈ/

1. Wholly yours
2. Yours truly

tout court /koorˈ/

Quite brief(ly), without preface, simply

tout de même /də memˈ/

1. All the same
2. Nevertheless

tout de suite /toot swētˈ, tood/

At once, immediately

tout ensemble see under ensemble

tout le monde /lə mɔ̃dˈ/

All the world, everybody

toot¹ or tout /toot/

To make short sharp sounds, eg on a flute or horn

1. To blow (eg a horn, etc) so as to give short sharp sounds
2. To inhale (a drug, usu cocaine) (chiefly US sl)

1. A blast, esp as of a horn
2. A drinking binge (N Am sl)
3. A quantity of a drug (esp cocaine) for inhaling (chiefly US sl)
4. An act of inhaling a drug (esp cocaine)
5. A toilet (Aust sl)

tootˈer noun

A person who toots, or the instrument used

• call-boys
• call by
• call centre
• call centres
• call collect
• call cousins
• call down
• called
• called-for
• called to the bar
• called within the bar
• caller
• Caller ID
• callers
• callet
• callets
• call for
• call forth
• call gapping
• call-girl
• call-girls
• call house
• call houses
• calliature
• Callicarpa