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Definition of stout
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Stout
(superl.)
Proud;
haughty;
arrogant;
hard.
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Stomachy
::
Stomachous
(a.)
Stout;
sullen;
obstinate.
Millboard
::
Millboard
(n.) A kind of stout
pasteboard.
Cassowary
::
Cassowary
(n.) A large bird, of the genus
Casuarius,
found in the east
Indies.
It is
smaller
and
stouter
than the
ostrich.
Its head is armed with a kind of
helmet
of horny
substance,
consisting
of
plates
overlapping
each
other,
and it has a group of long sharp
spines
on each wing which are used as
defensive
organs.
It is a shy bird, and runs with great
rapidity.
Other
species
inhabit
New
Guinea,
Australia,
etc..
Dumpy
::
Dumpy
(superl.)
Short and
thick;
of low
stature
and
disproportionately
stout.
Spanker
::
Spanker
(n.)
Something
very
large,
or
larger
than
common;
a
whopper,
as a stout or tall
person..
Stout
::
Stout
(superl.)
Firm;
tough;
materially
strong;
enduring;
as, a stout
vessel,
stick,
string,
or
cloth..
Rail
::
Rail (n.) The
stout,
narrow
plank that forms the top of the
bulwarks..
Balmoral
::
Balmoral
(n.) A kind of stout
walking
shoe, laced in
front..
Rope
::
Rope (n.) A
large,
stout cord,
usually
one not less than an inch in
circumference,
made of
strands
twisted
or
braided
together.
It
differs
from cord, line, and
string,
only in its size. See
Cordage..
Bouncing
::
Bouncing
(a.)
Stout;
plump and
healthy;
lusty;
buxom.
Stout-hearted
::
Stout (n.) A
strong
malt
liquor;
strong
porter.
Fearnaught
::
Fearnaught
(n.) A stout
woolen
cloth of great
thickness;
dreadnaught;
also, a warm
garment..
Mantis
::
Mantis
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
voracious
orthopterous
insects
of the genus
Mantis,
and
allied
genera.
They are
remarkable
for their
slender
grotesque
forms,
and for
holding
their stout
anterior
legs in a
manner
suggesting
hands
folded
in
prayer.
The
common
American
species
is M.
Carolina..
Pretty
::
Pretty
(superl.)
Stout;
strong
and
brave;
intrepid;
valiant.
Flail
::
Flail (n.) An
instrument
for
threshing
or
beating
grain from the ear by hand,
consisting
of a
wooden
staff or
handle,
at the end of which a
stouter
and
shorter
pole or club,
called
a
swipe,
is so hung as to swing
freely..
Thickset
::
Thickset
(n.) A
stout,
twilled
cotton
cloth;
a
fustian
corduroy,
or
velveteen..
Nepenthes
::
Nepenthes
(n.) A genus of
climbing
plants
found in
India,
Malaya,
etc., which have the
leaves
prolonged
into a kind of stout
tendril
terminating
in a
pitcherlike
appendage,
whence
the
plants
are often
called
pitcher
plants
and
monkey-cups.
There are about
thirty
species,
of which the best known is
Nepenthes
distillatoria.
See
Pitcher
plant..
Bos
::
Bos (n.) A genus of
ruminant
quadrupeds,
including
the wild and
domestic
cattle,
distinguished
by a stout body,
hollow
horns,
and a large fold of skin
hanging
from the
neck..
Haversack
::
Haversack
(n.) A bag or case,
usually
of stout
cloth,
in which a
soldier
carries
his
rations
when on a
march;
--
distinguished
from
knapsack..
Dornock
::
Dornock
(n.) A
coarse
sort of
damask,
originally
made at
Tournay
(in
Flemish,
Doornick),
Belgium,
and used for
hangings,
carpets,
etc. Also, a stout
figured
linen
manufactured
in
Scotland..
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