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A '''stout''' (noun) is a thick, rich, dark and creamy [[beer]].
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A '''stout''' ''(noun)'' is a thick, rich, dark and creamy [[beer]].<br />
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To be stout (adjective) is to be wide, or of heavy build.  This can be used to mean a person or object is large or obese.  This can also be used in reference of character ("He is a fair man with stout character").
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To be '''stout''' ''(adjective)'' is to be wide, or of heavy build.  This can be used to mean a person or object is large or [[obese]].  This can also be used in reference of character ("He is a fair man with stout character").
  
 
==See also==
 
==See also==

Latest revision as of 16:03, March 23, 2017

A stout (noun) is a thick, rich, dark and creamy beer.
To be stout (adjective) is to be wide, or of heavy build. This can be used to mean a person or object is large or obese. This can also be used in reference of character ("He is a fair man with stout character").

See also