Sentences with word «galoot»
"Galoot" is a slang term used to describe a clumsy or foolish person. It often refers to someone who lacks grace or poise in their actions. Full definition
Take any lumbering galoot with a 30 - homer bat and plop him at first, where he can't possibly do any damage.
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Who knew that the big galoot who can't pay his tab and gets kicked out of a tavern is a poet at heart, gazing longingly into library windows on dark, abandoned streets?
Or all across the country are running guys in suits Who say that they are one of us, just everyday galoots Who when they're at the country club martinis knocking back Bemoan the bad economy and whine» bout what they lack And say «We're all together in the self - same leaky boat» And hope we'll all remember that when we exercise our vote.
This year's Home Run Derby will feature a bunch of home - run hitting galoots.
While the not - Freds on the bulletin board outside his office look like big lovable galoots, this one is downright spooky.
The self - styled «Irish galoot» on slaying a sea monster, channeling his feminine side and making art that lasts
It's got crummy lighting, piss - water beer on tap, and a rotting galoot named Bill downing whiskey all day long from the same chair.
There are moments when Davison seems to be offering a variation of Jeff Bridges» trademark cynical galoots, a strategy that suits the movie just fine.
EXECUTIVE EDITOR — AUTOWEEK.COM BOB GRITZINGER: How much does this big galoot weigh?
You begin the game as the Orakian Prince Rhys, a dashing galoot who's about to marry the mysterious Maia.
I was tempted to blame myself for the sorry scenario (any excuse for another guilt trip) until a middle - aged gentleman stomped over and started abusing the ciggie / mobile phone - holding galoot.
People had to root for the big galoot.
That's a bit better from the big galoot.
We spent a day driving new Expeditions and found them to be stable enough for just about anything you would want to do in, and with, such a galoot.
I kicked off the week with a car crash — a galoot with a ciggie in one hand and a mobile phone in the other ran up the back of my bomb.
A galoot with a ciggie in one hand and a mobile phone in the other rear - ended my shite heap of a car on Saturday.