loutish

This loutish behavior has been obvious for some time now.

What would it mean if I were to come in the hands of these loutish youths?

It's a place where loutish immaturity is an art form.

In baseball, the loutish players and owners are going down with the ship.

I sat down with my legs crossed and put on a loutish pose.

Jan too will have joined them by now, but he was loutish and clumsy.

"Allow me to make up for the loutish behavior of my fellows.

Also, a lot of people want to avoid loutish soccer fans, English or otherwise.

Paul was deep in conversation with a very loutish Lout indeed.

There was only one explanation for his loutish behavior.

In his distress, he sullies her image with loutish behavior.

It is a rowdy looking bird coming in on loutish wings.

Lawrence tells the story of a woman who lives with three loutish brothers and decides to give up on life.

The other, if she missed the train and ended up staying with her loutish boyfriend.

She'd wondered from the beginning what about this loutish American marquess attracted her.

"I take it your troop of young louts has been more loutish than usual."

According to most dictionaries a lug is, among other things, a loutish sort of fellow.

Offering up loutish claptrap used to require a different sort of justification.

The loutish gait he liked to affect had gone.

The situation gets more complicated when the boys' loutish fraternity brothers show up looking to score.

She feels that he is just a loutish goon.

The boys passed Peter, the loutish one shrinking away as if the prince might have a disease he could catch.

"And now a loutish thief joins our little band."

He beckoned the loutish porter and left me to my musings.

Would it sound loutish of me to say that I am relieved that this is over for you?