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Plural for a decisive defeat
“The Royals capped their run of three blowouts with a decisive rout over Chanhassen in the title game.”
Plural for a disorderly or panicked rush, typically involving the retreat of defeated troops
“He turned, his numb and shaking legs turning his retreat into a disordered rout.”
Plural for a state of wild confusion or disorder
“From there, I was able to ship the film to London for transmission before the temporary Egyptian victory turned into a rout.”
Plural for a large, densely packed crowd of people or animals
“Nor can you return to your palace, for a large rout of Ghent men have marched thither.”
Plural for the common or lower-class of people collectively or as a mass
“Beheld by stagnation, Plagued by this drought, They're stranded at the station, Amongst the lowly rout.”
Plural for an act of breaking free from confinement, danger or control
“This is not a calm upward procession but a mad rout from the citadel, jostling and plunging downward.”
Plural for an event or enterprise that ends disastrously or humiliatingly
Plural for an aggressive and violent physical act against a person or object
Plural for a setback, or change for the worse
Plural for a lack of success
Plural for a group of advisers, assistants, or others accompanying an important person
Plural for a species of the Cottidae family, Taurulus bubalis
Plural for an easy victory or achievement
Plural for a lively festival, typically with parades and entertainment
Plural for a body of supporters or admirers
To defeat or conquer comprehensively
“They shall not only rout their enemies and put them to flight, but lead their captives away in chains.”
To cause to retreat in disorder
“This lore told that one moon's passing was the longest time any had remained in Magoria, yet it had taken twelve moons to rout the invaders.”
To put an end to
To noisily release air from the stomach through the mouth
To shout or call out noisily and unrestrainedly
To invade or foray into, especially to plunder
To rouse from sleep (or out of bed)
To delve into or hollow out a surface or ground
To subject (a place, text, etc.) to a thorough search in order to locate something
To make a loud, deep, resonant sound
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