IPA: /ˈpaʊti/
KK: /ˈpaʊti/
Showing a sulky or displeased expression, often with lips pushed out.
She looked pouty after losing the game.
Comparative: poutier
Superlative: poutiest
Pouty → It is formed from "pout" (originating from Middle English *pouten*, meaning to push out the lips) and the suffix "-y" (meaning characterized by). The word "pouty" describes a characteristic of having pushed-out lips, often associated with sulking or displeasure.
Think of someone pushing out their lips in a sulky manner — that's what 'pouty' means, characterized by that expression.