Bout

What do we mean by bout?

A contest between antagonists; a match. noun

A period of time spent in a particular way; a spell. noun

A turn, loop, coil, or knot, as in a rope or chain; a bend or flexure. noun

The part of a sling that contains the stone. noun

A going and returning, as in plowing, reaping, etc.; hence, as much of an action as is performed at one time; a single part of an action which is carried on at successive intervals. noun

A round at anything, as in some contest; a set-to; a trial: as, a bout at single-stick or fisticuffs. noun

A round of indulgence, as in drink: as, a drunken bout. noun

A turn or fit of illness: as, a severe bout of rheumatism. noun

In music, an inward curve of a rib of an instrument of the violin kind, by which the waist is formed. noun

Same as but.

About.

As much of an action as is performed at one time; a going and returning, as of workmen in reaping, mowing, etc.; a turn; a round. noun

A conflict; contest; attempt; trial; a set-to at anything. noun

A period of something, usually painful or unpleasant noun

A boxing match. noun

An assault (a fencing encounter) at which the score is kept. noun

A fighting competition. noun

A bulge or widening in a musical instrument, such as either of the two characteristic bulges of a guitar. noun

The going and returning of a plough, or other implement used to mark the ground and create a headland, across a field. noun

About preposition

A period of something, usually painful or unpleasant.

A boxing match.

An assault (a fencing encounter) at which the score is kept.

A roller derby match.

A fighting competition.

A bulge or widening in a musical instrument, such as either of the two characteristic bulges of a guitar.

The going and returning of a plough, or other implement used to mark the ground and create a headland, across a field.

Short for about, it sounds more ebonic this way Urban Dictionary

"Bout ----" means "----- is not true-shut up", basically Urban Dictionary

A fight Urban Dictionary

Ebonic way of saying '' about '' Urban Dictionary

Usually used in a Derogatory nature what ever word follows now means the opposite of what it meant before. Can also be pronounced “about” Urban Dictionary

Garbage or poor quality weed Urban Dictionary

Usually said when pointing to a can of soda as you walk to your lunch table. Urban Dictionary

When youre down to do whatever Urban Dictionary

Made famous in the mid-nineties in Somerset. A literal definition would be "isn't it just?", "yes, that's right" or "I agree". Never really caught on but worth documenting in case lost forever. Urban Dictionary

Short for "about". Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to bout:
bout.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word bout:
tko, undercard, unanimous, ibf, wbc, featherweight, bantamweight, welterweight, choke, flyweight, newcomer, bouts, apiece, knockout, submission, rematch, stoppage, mma, kickboxing, heavyweight, fight, lightweight, contender, pneumonia, boxers, boxing, boxer, wrestler, punch, rounds, injury, referee, silva, lbs, faced, scrapped, fury, influenza, knocking, citing, decision, undisclosed, promotional, touches, pulled, opponent, roller, fought, champion, vacant, round, knee, challenger, fatal, tuberculosis, cancelled, via, fever, cage, lasting, medalist, expected, judges, santos, scheduled, veteran, card, fighter, pounds, replaced, face, defeated, stopped, draw, illness, ref, ring, derby, seconds, vegas, shoulder, split, event, favor, lost, title, josh, winner, belt, scores, interim, contest, match, ultimate, las, ali, valid, weight, fighting, injured.

Words that rhyme with bout:
out, about, route, doubt, tout, rout, clout, throughout, scout, drought, without, stout, flout, pout, sprout, layout, fallout, gout, shout, trout, rollout, lout, spout, roundabout, devout, check out, bailout, breakout, redoubt, work out, blackout, workout, carry out, lookout, handout, turn out, knockout, turnout, set out, checkout, snout, timeout, burnout, make out, grout, figure out, blowout, dropout, put out, take out, washout, payout, call out, takeout, sauerkraut, cutout, roll out, sort out, hangout, standout, buyout, lay out, bail out, freak out, find out, hang out, reach out, printout, break out, bring about, look out, point out, rule out, play out, come out, stand out, lockout, readout, fall out, hold out, holdout, dugout, glout, reroute, ridout, pull out, cookout, drop out, knock out, tryout, cut out, knout, fill out, bring out, get out, eke out, lash out, hideout, run out, time out.

Adjectives that are often used to describe bout:
first, long, second, severe, last, next, single, bad, serious, prolonged, recent, acute, final, occasional, short, brief, round, drunken, sudden, initial, third, fresh, heavy, main, latest, friendly, further, fatal, preliminary, lower, previous, hard, earlier, nasty, mild, upper, violent, alcoholic, year, terrible, merry, extended, intense, professional, lengthy, worst, temporary, sharp, subsequent, day, painful, continuous, protracted, minute, verbal, usual, daily, strenuous, successful, fierce, week, near, vigorous, famous, night, rare, furious, lively, month, longest, tough, debilitating.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective bout:
time, ship, somebody, noon, someone, half, sundown, well, face.

Consonant match to bout:
beat, bite, bet, bit, boot, bat, boat, but, butt, bait, beet, bought, bate, bight, byte, batt, baht, bert, bott, burt, beit, bootp, botte, birt, bett, bhatt, batte, boutte, burtt, boyt, boote, berte, boyte.

Words that sound like bout:
bout, bought, bot, bott, baht, bhatt, botte, baat, bhat, baut, bhot, beat, boat, bit, bite, bat, but, bet, butt, boot, bait, bate, beet, bowed, bight, byte, bett, batt, batte, bitt, bote, beit, bitte, boyt, bte, bitw, byt, bete, boit, bayt, boote, boughed, boet, biet, boutte, boite, beute, bhoot, beete, bhut, pout, bod, bawd, baud, baad, baade, bhad, baaed, bahd, bed, bad, about, bow, bid, bead, bough, bide, boughs, bode, bade, beed, booed, bood, bouts, bao, bouche, bede, boad, badd, boid, bount, bau, bayed, boud, bouch, boed, baid, baed, beotch, beede, bausch, beide, bacd, bht, boodh, baos, baust, bght, biid, biao.