Definitions

1. noun

a person who publicly praises or advertises something, especially in a flattering or insincere way

“The salesman was accused of being a tout, trying to sell the house to the highest bidder.”

2. verb

to praise or advertise something loudly and publicly, often in a flattering or insincere way

“She began to tout her new product on social media, trying to generate buzz and interest.”

3. verb

to bring or take someone or something to a particular place, especially a court or a place of business

“The bailiff came to tout the prisoner to the courtroom.”