IPA: /ˈbʊlˌpaʊt/
KK: /ˈbʊlˌpaʊt/
A type of fish that is often found in freshwater environments, similar to a bullhead.
The fisherman caught a bullpout while fishing in the river.
The word 'bullpout' originates from the combination of 'bull' (from Middle English 'bulle', meaning a male animal, particularly a bull) and 'pout' (from Old French 'poutre', meaning to thrust or push). The term refers to a type of fish known for its protruding mouth, resembling the thrusting action implied by 'pout'.
Think of a 'bull' as a strong male animal and 'pout' as a fish with a mouth that thrusts out. This helps you remember that a bullpout is a fish known for its distinctive protruding mouth.
No commonly confused words.