1. to look angry, sullen, or displeased; to scowl or frown
Usage: archaic or dialectal; chiefly British

Examples

• He glouts whenever he doesn't get his way.
• She glouts at the mirror, unhappy with her reflection.
• The child glouts in the corner after being scolded.
• He glouts silently, refusing to speak to anyone.
• They glout at each other across the room in disagreement.