Sentence examples for to trout from inspiring English sources
verb
To (figuratively) slap someone with a slimy, stinky, wet trout; to admonish jocularly.
The set kept returning to "Trout Mask Replica," Beefheart's masterpiece.
I went to trout school in Pennsylvania last week, on Little Lehigh Creek.
They realized that the silt pouring into the river wasn't just a threat to trout.
It's like comparing a sea bass to a shark, Tab to Coke, fish sticks to trout amandine.
The waters are also home to trout, catfish, Pyrenean newts, salamanders and a variety of frogs and toads.
He mostly fishes with a Swedish Pimple -- a lure that's to ice fishing and perch what the Adams is to trout streams and brookies.
But the best ones -- learning to trout fish with her father, a lawyer who died when she was 12 -- were the free ones.
Gayle soaked it all up in silence before turning to Trout: "You get much pussy?" That Gayle loves life is indisputable.
The D.E.C. suggested that a water fountain, a spouting plume of water just below the dam, would mitigate oxygen deficiencies that are deleterious to trout.
After making sure her daughters are safe, Callihoo says she'll head to Trout Lake Community Centre.
On July 1 , 1919 M-48 ran from Rexton to Trout Lake and eastward on to Rudyard.
