stout
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- noun
- /staʊt/
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stout
- At the pub, I ordered a stout because I enjoy its rich, dark flavor.
- stout beer
- Guinness stout
- ales and stouts
But but this Kentucky brunch stout by toppling Goliath.
- But but this Kentucky brunch stout by toppling Goliath.
- That perhaps you don't enjoy cigars the way that I do or, or the taste of the bitter stout the way that I do.
- Just do nine hits of that, that Burberry stout or whatever.
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It was the same every week- one steak, four potatoes, an onion, and a bottle of stout.
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The Lucky Labrador Brew Pub makes a mean stout and hosts a weekly hackathon.
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- Grab me a stout.
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A northern stout, to be exact.
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No, I'll have a milk stout please.
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While there may not be a parade for International Stout Day, we do love our beer in this town.
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Let the ice cream melt down into the stout and stir it up quite well.
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Two pints of stout there, Thomas.
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Hey, we have new summer stouts on draft.
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Two black stouts, please, Mr. Ryan.
Synonyms
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1.0
A drink made from grains and hops that contains alcohol
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A kind of beer that often tastes bitter and has more alcohol
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3.5
A drink like beer made by letting ingredients turn into alcohol
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A strong, dark Irish beer with a creamy head and rich taste
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A dark, sweet beer made from roasted barley with a rich taste
A very dark, sweet beer made from roasted barley
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Etymology
The word stout for beer comes from the old sense 'strong' and was first used for a 'strong porter', so a stout is a dark, heavy ale with a strong taste.