stout Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- imperishable
- fit
- toughened
- lasting
- prospering
- hale
- stable
- staunch
- thriving
- immortal
- inured
- hard-bitten
- unyielding
- husky
- sound
- able-bodied
- stalwart
- everlasting
- strapping
- resilient
- enduring
- tempered
- staying
- seasoned
- lusty
- flourishing
- fortified
- tenacious
- virile
- brawny
- stanch
- leathery
- muscular
- flinty
- permanent
Strongest:
Strong:
- worn
- nonhardy
- diseased
- susceptible
- infirm
- fragile
- susceptible
- emasculated
- fragile
- enfeebled
- puny
- crippled
- unsound
- enfeebled
- wasted
- sensitive
- diseased
- nonhardy
- emasculated
- unsound
- debilitated
- exhausted
- incapacitated
- exhausted
- vulnerable
- weakened
- frail
- infirm
- vulnerable
- wasted
- incapacitated
- sensitive
- crippled
- worn
- puny
- frail
- weakened
- debilitated
Weak:
stout Meaning
stout (n)
a strong very dark heavy-bodied ale made from pale malt and roasted unmalted barley and (often) caramel malt with hops
a garment size for a large or heavy person
stout (s)
dependable
euphemisms for `fat'
having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or hardships
stout Sentence Examples
- The stout man lifted the heavy toolbox with ease.
- I ordered a pint of stout at the pub, relishing its dark, malty flavor.
- The stout oak tree stood firm during the howling storm.
- The stout hiker carried a heavy backpack up the steep mountain trail.
- Stout coffee helped me stay awake through the long night.
- The stout fence kept the livestock safely within the pasture.
- My grandmother was a stout woman with a kind heart and a mischievous smile.
- The stout ship sailed through the rough seas with determination.
- I wore a stout jacket to protect myself from the cold winter wind.
- The stout leather belt held my pants securely in place.
FAQs About the word stout
a strong very dark heavy-bodied ale made from pale malt and roasted unmalted barley and (often) caramel malt with hops, a garment size for a large or heavy pers
sturdy, hardy, strong, rugged,tough, durable, hard, hardened, cast-iron, robust
soft, soft, delicate,weak, weak, tender, tender, delicate,worn, nonhardy
The stout man lifted the heavy toolbox with ease.
I ordered a pint of stout at the pub, relishing its dark, malty flavor.
The stout oak tree stood firm during the howling storm.
The stout hiker carried a heavy backpack up the steep mountain trail.
