Guinness
Guinness (noun) means a brand of dark Irish stout beer, one of the most recognized beer brands in the world. Example: “He ordered a pint of Guinness at the pub.”
How to use Guinness
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA famous Irish stout beer, named after its founding brewer.
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- Plural
- Guinnesses
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Etymology
Named after Arthur Guinness, the Irish brewer who first produced the stout in Dublin in 1759.
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