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Stout Noun Staʊt  Word Origin Strong Bre Adjective

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adjective, noun
BrE /staʊt/
NAmE /staʊt/
adjective
 word origin
(stout•er, stout•est)
1 (of a person) rather fat
plump
2 [usually before noun] strong and thick

a stout pair of shoes
a stout stick
3 [usually before noun] (formal) brave and determined

He put up a stout defence in court.
This requires a stout heart.
stout•ly
/BrE staʊtli; NAmE staʊtli/ adverb
He was tall and stoutly built.
‘I disagree,’ said Polly stoutly.
stout•ness
/BrE staʊtnəs; NAmE staʊtnəs/ noun [uncountable]
noun
 word origin
[uncountable, countable]
strong dark beer made with malt or barley

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