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How could you use stout in a sentence?

Here are some sentences using "stout" in different ways:

As an adjective meaning strong or thick:

* The stout oak tree stood tall against the wind.

* He was a stout man with a booming voice.

* The ship had a stout hull, able to withstand rough seas.

As an adjective meaning brave or determined:

* The knight was stout of heart, facing the dragon without fear.

* She was a stout defender of her beliefs.

* They made a stout effort to finish the project on time.

As a noun referring to a dark, strong beer:

* I ordered a pint of stout at the pub.

* The brewery is known for its award-winning stout.

* They paired the chocolate cake with a glass of stout.

As a verb meaning to make something stronger or thicker:

* We need to stout the walls of the house to prevent leaks.

* The mechanic stouted the engine with a new piston.

* He stouted his resolve to overcome the challenge.

These are just a few examples, and the best way to use "stout" will depend on the specific context.

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