galloot

[guh-loot]

galloot Definition

a clumsy, oafish person.

Using galloot: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "galloot" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He's such a galloot, always tripping over his own feet.

  • Example

    Don't be such a galloot and help me carry these boxes.

galloot Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for galloot

Phrases with galloot

  • a particularly large or clumsy person

    Example

    He's a big galloot, but he's got a heart of gold.

  • gallootish behavior

    awkward or clumsy actions or mannerisms

    Example

    His gallootish behavior made everyone in the room uncomfortable.

  • a large, clumsy dog

    Example

    Despite his size, the galloot of a dog was afraid of his own shadow.

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Summary: galloot in Brief

'Galloot' [guh-loot] is a noun that refers to a clumsy, oafish person. It is often used as an insult, as in 'Don't be such a galloot and help me carry these boxes.' The term can also be modified with phrases like 'big galloot,' 'gallootish behavior,' and 'galloot of a dog.'