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Definition of stout - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
beveragesUK strong dark beerUK
- He ordered a pint of stout at the pub..
2.
physical buildlarge or heavy person
- The stout struggled to fit into the small chair.
3.
apparel sizingRare US clothing size for large individualsRare US
- She bought a stout size jacket for winter.
Adjective
1.
objectthick and strong in structure
- She wore stout boots for the hike.
2.
characterstrong and determined in character
- He made a stout defense of his beliefs.
3.
bodyRare large and heavy in buildRare
- The stout man walked confidently into the room.
Images of stout
strong dark beer
Expressions with stout
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courage or bravery in difficult situations
She faced the challenge with a stout heart.
dark beer with lactose making it sweet and smooth
Milk stout is sweeter than regular stout.
dark beer with breakfast flavors like coffee
He enjoyed a breakfast stout with hints of coffee.
having a thick, strong beak
The stout-billed bird effortlessly cracked the nuts..
having a thick, strong, or broad body shape
The stout-bodied beetle crawled across the leaf.
having a thick and strong stem
The stout-stemmed plant stood firm against the strong winds..
resilient and unyielding
Despite the hardships, she remained stout as an oak.
type of stout beer that is richer and stronger
The brewery is famous for its double stout.
person who is brave, loyal, or dependable
You helped everyone escape, you stout fellow!
Origin of stout
Middle English, stout (proud, brave)
Terms with stout included in their meaning
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body type
person with a short stout build
body shape
short and stout in shape
bird
small seed-eating birds with stout bills
weaponry
stout sword with a curved blade
drink
cocktail made with stout and champagne
beverage
porter or stout beer from the brewery
security
short stout club used for self-defense
beverages
drink with equal parts beer and stout
mountaineering
stout walking stick with metal point for climbers
ornithology
small tropical bird with bright colors and stout bill
logging tool
stout lever with a sharp spike for handling logs
pet
british dog breed with short legs, stout body, used for hunting birds
personality
stout and lively in character
beverage
drink of half stout and half porter
botany
plant with stout trunk and large stiff leaves
shape
most short and stout in shape
physique
short and stout physical appearance
European bird
uncommon European finch with stout bill and brown plumage
body shape
state of having a round, stout, overweight body
marine
large shark species with stout body and pointed snout
perennial plant
stout white-flowered perennial in shallow fresh water
beverages
brand of dark stout beer from Ireland
beverages
type of stout beer that is richer and stronger
Examples of stout in a sentence
She prefers stout over other types of beer. The stout was known for his hearty laughter. At the reunion, the stout was the life of the party. He needed a stout for the formal event. The store offers a wide range of stout sizes. The stout walls protected the castle.
He admired the stout bridge's construction. Her stout refusal impressed everyone. The team showed stout resistance against the opponents. She admired the stout gentleman at the bar. The stout figure was hard to miss in the crowd.
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- French:stout, robuste, ...
- German:Stout, robust, ...
- Italian:stout, robusto, ...
- Spanish:stout, robusto, ...
- Portuguese:stout, robusto, ...
- Chinese:烈性黑啤酒, 厚实的, ...
- Japanese:スタウトビール, 頑丈な, ...
- Arabic:بِيرَة سْتاوْت, سَميك, ...
- Hebrew:סְטָאוּט, חָזָק, ...
- Russian:крепкое пиво, крепкий, ...
- Ukrainian:стаут, міцний, ...
- Hindi:स्टाउट, मजबूत, ...
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