1. A constitutional disease giving rise to a peculiar inflammation in the smaller joints, and having its regular seat in the largest joint of the great toe, so called as supposed to be caused by a humour deposited in drops; a clot; a drop.

2. Taste; relish.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cout,
• goul,
• ghust,
• ybut,
• gount,
• goot,
• bougt,
• dout,
• govt,
• fouht,
• growt,
• youht,
• wout,
• komt,
• qoute,
• comut,
• tougt,
• qbout,
• gotta,
• geust

• goad,
• goyette,
• god,
• good,
• go to,
• go out,
• pout,
• goth,
• gott,
• Got,
• out,
• goat,
• out-,
• go with,
• gotto,
• goatee,
• govt.,
• rout,
• bout,
• gootee,
• gut,
• goethe,
• GOTO,
• gouty.

The adjective form of the word "gout" is "gouty".

The plural form of the word "gout" is "gouts"

The singular form of the word "gout" remains as "gout".