stout
/staʊt/
adjective
- Having a strong, thick, and solid build; sturdy and not easily broken.
- The old oak door was stout and resisted the strong wind.
- The hiker used a stout walking stick to cross the rocky trail.
- We need a stout rope to hold the heavy load.
- Slightly fat or heavy in a solid way.
- The puppy grew into a stout, muscular dog.
- She was a stout woman with a warm smile.
- The stout man had no trouble carrying the boxes up the stairs.
- Brave, determined, and not easily discouraged.
- With stout resolve, he continued the long journey.
- She showed a stout heart in the face of adversity.
- The soldiers put up a stout defense of the fort.
noun
- A dark, rich beer made with roasted malt or barley.
- He ordered a pint of stout at the pub.
- Many people enjoy a stout on a cold winter evening.
- Stout is known for its creamy texture and coffee-like flavor.