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strut(medicine)
strut(1)(dictionary)
strut(2)(dictionary)
strut(3)(dictionary)
strut(7)(dictionary)
strut(5)(dictionary)
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strut 1, verb(dictionary)
strut 2, noun(dictionary)

strut(4) (iou)



strut noun3. E17.
[from STRUT verb1. Cf. STRUT noun2.]
A strutting walk; a stiff, self-important gait. E17.
fig.: New York Review of Books The rise of the imperial brag and strut that led to the Spanish-American War.
A type of slow and complicated dance or dance step. M20.