Dutch

Noun

bout (plural: bouten, diminutive: boutje)

1. bolt
2. leg of an animal as food

French

Pronunciation

• /bu/, /bu/

  Homophones: boue, bous

  Rhymes: -u

Noun

bout (plural bouts)

1. end (of a physical object)
2. extremity

Verb form

bout

1. third-person singular indicative present of bouillir

Bout can mean:

• Bout (single), a single by the British artist Jamelia.
• A boxing match.
• Viktor Bout - arms dealer

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