IPA: /ˈtraʊti/
KK: /ˈtraʊti/
Describing something that has the characteristics or qualities of trout, often used in relation to flavor or appearance.
The dish had a trouty flavor that reminded me of fresh fish from the river.
The word 'trouty' originates from 'trout' (from Old English *truht*, meaning a type of fish) and the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by or resembling). Therefore, 'trouty' describes something that is characterized by or resembles trout.
Think of the word 'trout' as a type of fish, and remember that 'trouty' means something that resembles or is characteristic of trout.