tout

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From Middle English touten (“to jut out, protrude, gaze upon, observe, peer”), from Old English *tūtian (“to be sticking out, protrude”), related to Old English tȳtan (“to stand out, be conspicuous, shine”), ultimately from Proto-Germanic *tut(t)- (“to stick out, project”). Compare Icelandic túta (“a teat-like prominence”), tútna (“to be blown up”). Possibly influenced by dialectal toot (“to stick out; project; peer out; peep”), from Middle English toten, totien, from Old English tōtian (“to peep out; look; pry; spectate”). Compare also Old English tot, ġetot (“pomp, splendour, vainglory”).

Probably from French tout (“all”).

58 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bengali: টাউট (ṭauṭ) — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• French: racoleur — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• French: vendeur ambulant — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• French: rabatteur — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• French: pronostiqueur — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• German: Drogenvermittler — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• German: Drogenvermittlerin — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• German: Kartenschwarzhändler — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• German: Kartenschwarzhändlerin — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• German: Schlepperin — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• German: Marktschreier — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Indonesian: calo — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Italian: strillone — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Italian: imbonitore — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Polish: naganiacz — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Spanish: gancho — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Swedish: biljettförsäljare — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Swedish: kundvärvare — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Turkish: arsız satıcı — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Turkish: çığırtkan — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Turkish: karaborsacı — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Turkish: tahminci — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Ukrainian: впа́рювальник (vpárjuvalʹnyk) — someone advertising for customers in an aggressive way
• Bulgarian: натрапвам (natrapvam) — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Czech: vnucovat — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Czech: podstrkovat — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Czech: nabízet (dotěrně) — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Dutch: klanten lokken scharrelen — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Dutch: verhandelen — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Dutch: sjacheren — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Dutch: werven — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Finnish: kehua — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Finnish: ylistää — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Finnish: mainostaa — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• French: racoler — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• German: aufdringlich ankündigen — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• German: werben für — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• German: aufdrängen — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Indonesian: menawari — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Indonesian: menawarkan — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Indonesian: membujuk — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Italian: pubblicizzare — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Italian: propagandare — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Italian: sbandierare — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Romanian: racola — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Russian: навязывать (navjazyvatʹ) — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Russian: расхваливать (rasxvalivatʹ) — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Spanish: ofrecer — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Spanish: publicitar — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Spanish: presumir — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Spanish: promocionar — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Spanish: propagandear — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Swedish: pracka (på ngn en vara) — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Turkish: çığırtkanlık etmek — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Turkish: tiyo vermek — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Turkish: müşteri toplamak — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Ukrainian: нахва́лювати (naxváljuvaty) — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote
• Vietnamese: công bố — To flaunt, publicize/publicise, boast or brag about, promote