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• But Baddeley was stout. (4)
• Have you a stout heart? (4)
• Do you mean short and stout? (9)
• She had got very stout of late. (8)
• And here we have stout friends. (10)
• He did stout service in his day. (10)
• Lady Holyrood has got very stout. (8)
• Let us the left foot forward stout advance. (10)
• Stout men are doomed to the obscurer paths. (10)
• He heard the stout woman sniff as she went out. (8)
• Once a stout draught made me light as a linnet. (10)
• The stout woman was still crying in a quiet way. (8)
• He backed on his physical pride, a stout bulwark. (10)
• He made a good stout effort to resist the pipe-smoke. (10)
• Carthinia joined with him to show the same stout nature. (10)
• How heavily upon many a stout heart those footsteps fell! (6)
• In one year he had isolated her from all except stout Betty. (8)
• Opera singers, they say, eat hot suppers; they drink stout. (10)
• He had a good chest, stout limbs, a face inclined to be jolly. (10)
• If they have no stout zest for eating, put Query against them. (10)
• He is rather stout, wears dark clothes, with a large gold chain. (8)
• The stout form heaved itself from the chair and came toward the bed. (8)
• Then I take a stout rawhide whip and strong club and enter the cage. (21)
• But, observe: there were exterior agencies at work: a stout wind blew. (10)
• Physically he had stout reserves, for he had not disgraced the temple. (10)
• Coupled with his swinging corn tax, it was indubitably a stout platform. (8)
• Herr Paul nervously fingered the shirt-collar round his stout, short neck. (8)
• Angelo cut a stout cloth to encase each of her feet, and bound them in it. (10)
• Chancing to look up she saw Monsieur Profond with a tall stout man in the bay window. (8)
• In addition to being a great seaman, he was a very religious man and a stout churchman. (10)
• Mr. Ventnor leaned back, crossing his stout legs, joining the tips of his thick fingers. (8)
• The elements of pathos do not permit of their being dispensed from a stout smoking bowl. (10)
• They met at the threshold a young fellow, short and dark and stout, in an old tennis suit. (9)
• There was a stout gentleman with a knowledge of the river, which he seemed eager to impart. (2)
• Stout as bergs of Arctic ice Once it led, and lived; a title Now it is, and names its price. (10)
• One could not be afraid of that stout, devoted soul, but one could feel that she knew too much. (8)
• It was vulgar to be stout, to talk of being stout; he had a chest, nothing more. (8)
• It was attached to a stout cross-timber above his head and the slack fell to the level of his knees. (1)
• However, I am rested and grown so stout that I have positively had to let out a reef in my trousers. (14)
• Beneath a massive porch, supported by heavy stone pillars, stood the stout figure of Andreas Behr, the host. (6)
• First, Mr. Thomas Redworth was returned to Parliament by a stout majority for the Borough of Orrybridge: the Hon. (10)
• Jim then retired hastily, having done something that stout morning ale would alone have qualified him to perform. (10)
• To their summons, the archpriest made answer like a stout old persecutor, and bade his garrison fire upon the mob. (2)
• In summer the cars are open, with transverse seats, and stout curtains that quite shut out a squall of wind or rain. (9)
• The landlady was a stout, plain, short-sighted, motherly body, with something not far short of a genius for cookery. (2)
• The delicate thing had not picked his bones: Patrick admitted it; he had seen his brother hale and stout not long back. (10)
• I felt about until my hand encountered a stout branch, and to this I tied Modestine, a haggard, drenched, desponding donkey. (2)
• Your duty is to go forward with stout hearts, firm steps, and kindling eyes; in this way alone shall we defeat our common enemies. (8)
• From her rosy cheeks to her stout ankles she was superabundant with vitality, the strangest contrast to her shadowy, thin old grandfather. (8)
• Sir David Kirke commanded a stout little fleet for King Charles, and it occurred to him that it would be very good policy to capture Quebec. (19)
• The Rector, whenever he heard Mr. Pendyce say this, strenuously opposed him, for he was himself of a square, stout build, and getting stouter. (8)
• A stout deceiver has his merits, but a feeble hypocrite applying to friends to fortify him in his shifts and tergiversations must provoke contempt. (10)
• She was a matronly looking person, quite stout and pleasant-mannered, devoid withal of the masculine traits that her occupation might seem to require. (21)
• And besides, he was he, the unriddled, complex, individual he; she was the plain barbarian survival, good for giving her offspring bone, muscle, stout heart. (10)

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Definition of stout:

• stout, stowt, adj. strong: robust: corpulent: resolute: proud: (_b._) stubborn. | n. extra strong porter. | adj. stout’-heart’ed, having a brave heart. | adv. stout’-heart’edly. | n. stout’-heart’edness. | adv. stout’ly. | n. stout’ness (_b._), stubbornness. (0)

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