Stout

What do we mean by stout?

Bulky in figure; thickset or corpulent. synonym: fat. adjective

Strong in body; sturdy. adjective

Thick or strong in structure or substance; solid or substantial. adjective

Having or marked by boldness or determination; resolute. adjective

Stubborn or uncompromising. adjective

Having a strong flavor. adjective

A thickset or corpulent person. noun

A garment size for a large or heavy figure. noun

A strong, very dark beer or ale. noun

To be bold or defiant.

To persist; endure: with an impersonal it.

To dare; defy; resist.

A gnat. noun

A gadfly. noun

A firefly or miller. noun

Bold; valiant; brave; daring.

Proud; haughty.

A dark and strong malt brew made with toasted grain.

An obese person.

A large clothing size.

1) Brave, strong. 2) (Of body) having a plump, ample body. Urban Dictionary

Stout is a dark beer made using roasted malts. Stout was first brewed by Guinness of Ireland and was originally called Stout-Porter, as its recipe was a variation of that for porter beer. It encompasses a large enough class of beers and subclasses of beers, that Stout and Porter are considered two distinct styles. Urban Dictionary

Stout is a term describing a female's body. It is not used negatively, but is a trait that is actually sought after. It can be used like the words fine, sexy, or most accuratly thick. It is most commonly used to define a female who has a big booty and big breasts. It can also be used to describe the size of a woman's butt or breasts, as in "she's stout in the front but not in the back." The word stout is also used by some people to describe the general sex-appeal of a female, but that usage is inaccurate. Stout usually refers to only those certain body parts (breasts and or butt). Only to be used when referring to females. Urban Dictionary

A term widely accepted in the white-water kayak community to refer to large variations of river elevation, most often stout refers to a waterfall, but can often refer to smaller drops in elevation with high flow. Most often people do not refer to small drops with low flow as "stout", since stout has an apparent scale of "stoutness". Palouse falls for example is extremely stout, whereas something small like Trick or Treat falls on the Quyon River, is only kinda stout, but still fun to huck nonetheless. Urban Dictionary

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Ref below;stout is a class of porter, it came about due to the introduction of other grains than barley being used in addition, due to a tax on malted barley.It has become associated with Ireland laterly due to its popularity there, although it was originaly a London style. Porter as a name came about because of the popularity of the beer with the dock porters.Stout because the other grains introduced gave the beer a fuller or stouter texture rather than flavour.The guiness conection at best relates to their being and early importer/exporter and modern marketing! Urban Dictionary

(n) a deerfly, a huge biting fly with striped wings that lives in northern Canada. Newfoundland slang. Urban Dictionary

Low-diversity university in western Wisconsin. Large population of rednecks, deer hunters, students who drink the likes of Beast and Natty ice, over zealous police officers and trucks with "Bush '04" stickers still on the back. Urban Dictionary

Something that is strong,someone who is fat, or a skinny old radio dj in denver Urban Dictionary

To begin the process of 'being out'. (on your way) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to stout:
stout, tout, strut, scout, shout, spout, snout, stoat, stoup, stont, stour, stot, strout, stdout, stott, smout, skout, sout, stopt, stut, setout, stort, stoot, stoit, stolt, staut, stoudt, atout.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word stout:
webbed, adaptable, mute, scarab, ale, brightly, rhizome, brewed, lactose, fleshy, lager, bills, wading, nero, passerine, ipa, nests, malt, wolfe, tropics, guinness, snout, whiting, insects, brewing, coloured, brewery, beer, tubular, hairy, nest, diet, viking, seeds, stems, flattened, curved, slender, birds, airplane, tails, barley, pale, erect, porter, dorsal, ribs, thick, snails, archie, medium, fold, hairs, powder, fins, stem, mode, fin, trunk, rounded, legs, woody, eating, feet, tail, chocolate, communication, wet, flowers, leaves, scales, mixed, diameter, teeth, ford, smooth, spend, tall, typically, detective, cream, eyes, dark, neck, tip, worldwide, branches, broad, thin, grey, flower, species, large, sharp, bright, length, slightly, mystery, pointed, leaf.

Words that rhyme with stout:
out, about, route, doubt, tout, rout, clout, throughout, scout, drought, bout, without, flout, pout, sprout, layout, fallout, gout, shout, trout, rollout, lout, spout, roundabout, devout, check out, bailout, breakout, redoubt, work out, blackout, workout, carry out, lookout, handout, turn out, knockout, turnout, set out, checkout, snout, timeout, burnout, make out, grout, figure out, blowout, dropout, put out, take out, washout, payout, call out, takeout, sauerkraut, cutout, roll out, sort out, hangout, standout, buyout, lay out, bail out, freak out, find out, hang out, reach out, printout, break out, bring about, look out, point out, rule out, play out, come out, stand out, lockout, readout, fall out, hold out, holdout, dugout, glout, reroute, ridout, pull out, cookout, drop out, knock out, tryout, cut out, knout, fill out, bring out, get out, eke out, lash out, hideout, run out, time out.

Adjectives that are often used to describe stout:
more, little, short, less, good, brown, body, corpulent, bottled, few, extra, very, pretty, petiole, long, grown, most, tall, joint, irish, big, uncommonly, black, dark, numerous, somewhat, basal, quite, double, stylish, fine, male, sae, spine, draught, gorham, caudal, rostrum, scape, henning, rhizome, broad, famous, teeth, peduncle, admirable, distal, over, clasper, warm, stalk, blended, abnormally, half, rootstock, decent, glad, antennae, cool, dressed, least, clean, mortal, dorsal, petiolule, posterior, mediumly, sweet, antennal.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective stout:
man, heart, woman, resistance, gentleman, stick, lady, hearts, fellow, wire, rope, fellows, cord, men, body, shoes, defence, legs, walls, paper, figure, piece, ship, pole, boots, arms, person, girl, staff, defense, boy, spines, door, stem, horses, frame, spine, branch, poles, rod, soldier, cane, pair, wall, setae, sticks, defender, cloth, trunk, tree, branches, posts, thread, arm, cudgel, club, oak, lad, opposition, string, tube, bristles, timbers, leather, fight, ropes, horse, fence, stems, twine, champion, post, persons, friend, volume, planks, limbs, bar, bars, canvas, timber, band, warrior, stake, hands, youth, limb, trees, warriors, bodies, bill, wires, wood, chain, knife, vessel.

Consonant match to stout:
state, stet, stat, stoat, stote, stott, stitt, staat, stoute.

Words that sound like stout:
stout, stoute, stott, stot, staat, staut, state, stat, steet, stoat, stet, stut, steat, statt, stote, stitt, stoot, stute, sdot, staude, stood, stayed, stud, steed, stead, sted, sout, staid, stewed, stowed, stad, stau, stod, stade, strout, stouts, stid, stouter, stoush, set out, sought out, sit out, setout, stied, see out, stay out, sdet, eat out, atout, ate out, start, stopped, sought, swat, stuart, stocked, sot, stalked, stai, swot, staw, stort, straught, stopt, so hot, stati, swatt, saut, staart, sawt, stauch, saat, stotts, staa, sott, stont, suat, stotz, staats, stotter, stotty, stottie, stots, staas, swatte, astute, cite, cit, cet, ciate, citt, ceat, cyt, astate, cette, cete, ceit, ciet, astat, citat.