stout in Latin
stout in Latin is crassus — stout means solidly built; somewhat fat.
stout in Latin
crassus
(of a person) Large; bulky.
What does "stout" mean?
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adj Solidly built; somewhat fat.
"The stout old farmer had hands like shovels."
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adj Brave and firm in spirit.
"She put up stout resistance against the takeover."
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noun A dark, strong beer made with roasted malt.
"He ordered a pint of stout at the pub."
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stout in a sentence
- The stout old farmer had hands like shovels.
- She put up stout resistance against the takeover.
- He ordered a pint of stout at the pub.
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What is "stout" in Latin?
"stout" in Latin is crassus. stout means: Solidly built; somewhat fat.
How do you use "stout" in a sentence?
Example: "The stout old farmer had hands like shovels." In Latin, "stout" is crassus.
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