Trout = 40 something male hanging out in clubs looking for younger females to prey on. (male Cougar)
by Ivan1738 September 20, 2007
A man who likes to date younger women (i.e. he swims downstream in age); Antonym = salmon (a guy who likes to date older women, or swims upstream in age). Synonym = male cougar
by sunshark May 6, 2009
by Smegmaking_69 August 3, 2009
A fresh water fish, there are many species of them. Brook Trout, Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Tiger Trout, Lake trout, etc. Trout are a very popular game fish and are stocked in waters for Trout Season. Trout are also a very tasty fish which are commonly ate.
Fisherman1: Im waking up bright and early tomorrow for opening day of trout season!
Fisherman2: Definetly man! Im getting all my trout fishing gear ready tonight so I'll be all set for opening day.
Fisherman2: Definetly man! Im getting all my trout fishing gear ready tonight so I'll be all set for opening day.
by J.Skills April 22, 2006
by Thomas El Toro Purdy December 24, 2009
1.Fresh water fish
2.An immoral woman, masked in cheap perfume usually scantly clad. Aged between 13 -18, a trout often walks the streets in search of her victim to whore herself upon. Usually dressed with nothing more than a belt for a skirt and a local market bought top with a cheap motif such as “von bitch” or “princess”. These girls, normally offspring of generations of trout’s have more than two unwanted children each (by different fathers of course) and seem to parade their children around as if a new fake gold necklace bought for £ 5 at the local market.
2.An immoral woman, masked in cheap perfume usually scantly clad. Aged between 13 -18, a trout often walks the streets in search of her victim to whore herself upon. Usually dressed with nothing more than a belt for a skirt and a local market bought top with a cheap motif such as “von bitch” or “princess”. These girls, normally offspring of generations of trout’s have more than two unwanted children each (by different fathers of course) and seem to parade their children around as if a new fake gold necklace bought for £ 5 at the local market.
by ninja assasin of emo kids September 23, 2005
A polite-society replacement for the typically British insult 'twat'; for use in situations where the original would be inappropriate, for example when speaking to the queen, or for when you don't wish the person being insulted to be immediately aware. May also be written and pronounced 'traat'.
by The Noceros February 15, 2010