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routsnoun1pl. of rout a great number of persons or creatures massed togethera great rout of rubberneckers had gathered around the scene of the accident armies, bikes(chiefly Scottish), crams, crowds, crushes, droves, flocks, herds, hordes, hosts, legions, masses, mobs, multitudes, presses, scrums, swarms, throngs masses, millions, rabblements, rabbles, riffraffsgagglesheaps, mountains, pilesjams, logjams failure to win a contestthe championship game was a humiliating rout for the team that had been favored to win beatings, defeats, drubbings, lickings, losses, lumps, overthrows, plasterings, shellackings, trimmings, whippings collapses, debacles(also débâcles), failures, fiascoes, fizzles, flops, nonsuccesses, setbacks, upsetslurches, shutouts, washouts, whitewashes successes, triumphs, victories, wins accomplishments, achievementsblowouts, cakewalks, landslides, romps, runaways, sweeps, walkaways, walkovers the act or an instance of getting free from danger or confinementin the mad rout from the school shooter, it was every person for himself breakouts, breaks, bunks(British), escapes, flights, getaways, lams, slips jailbreaksdeliverances, liberations, redemptions, releases, rescues, salvationsclose calls, close shaves, near misses captivities, confinements, immurements, imprisonments, incarcerations, internmentscustodies, detentions, holdings, holds, retentionsendangerments, hazards, imperilments, jeopardies, perils, risks, troubles to defeat by a large marginas expected, the professional team had no trouble routing the amateurs annihilates, blows away, bombs, buries, clobbers, creams, drubs, dusts, flattens, pastes, shellacs, skins, skunks, smokes(slang), smothers, snows under, thrashes, trims, tromps, trounces, wallops, waxes(slang), whips, whomps, whops(or whaps), whups sweeps, upsetsbeats, bests, conquers, dispatches, hurdles, licks, masters, overbears, overcomes, overmatches, prevails (over), subdues, surmounts, takes, throws, triumphs (over), wins (against), worstscrushes, knocks off, knocks over, overpowers, overthrows, overwhelms, subjugates, upends, vanquishesaces (out), betters, eclipses, exceeds, outdistances, outdoes, outfights, outshines, outstrips, overtops, surpasses, tops, transcendsedges (out), noses out, pips(British)caps, excels, flourishes, scores, succeedsbreaks, destroys, does in, finishes, sinks, slaughters beats the pants off, eats alive, runs circles around(or runs rings around), wipes the floor with(or wipes the ground with) to drive or force outthe nation's ground and air forces quickly routed the would-be invaders banishes, boots (out), bounces, casts out, chases, dismisses, drums (out), ejects, expels, extrudes, kicks out, ousts, outs, runs off, throws out, turfs (out)(chiefly British), turns out deforces, deports, displaces, dispossesses, evicts, exiles, expatriates, ostracizes, reads out, shuts outaxes, cans, cashiers, defenestrates, discharges, fires, musters out, pink-slips, releases, removes, retires, sacks, terminates gives one the gate(slang), sends packing accepts, admits, receives, takes, takes inwelcomesentertains, harbors, houses, lodges, shelters |