IPA: /ˈpaʊtiər/
KK: /ˈpaʊtiər/
Having a sulky or moody expression, often with a protruding lip.
She looked poutier than usual after losing the game.
Comparative: poutier
Superlative: poutiest
The word 'poutier' comes from Old French 'poutier', meaning a person who pouts or sulks. It is derived from the verb 'pouter', which means to pout or to sulk. The word describes someone who is in a state of sulking or showing displeasure, often by pushing out their lips.
Think of someone who is 'sulking' or 'pouting' — that's what 'poutier' refers to, a person who displays that behavior.