A dialectal or archaic word meaning to pout, sulk, or look angry and unhappy.
Possibly from Middle English or Scandinavian origins, related to making faces or scowling. The exact origin is unclear, but similar words appear in Northern English dialects.
Medieval English speakers had so many creative words for sulking—'glout' was one way to describe that grumpy, pouty face kids make when they don't get their way!
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