He looked small beside my father's stout body.
Source: tatoeba (63691)
Stout
//staʊt//
Synonyms for "stout" (213 found)
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Strong matches (64)
Related words (106)
Adjective(17 words)
made of ironmanfulmanlymassivemeatymightynervyobeseobstinateoverblownoverweightpaunchyplenitudinouspluckyplumppodgypotbelliedpotentpowerfulpudgy
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Noun(1 words)
Verb(1 words)
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107 translations across 22 languages.
Albanian
4 entries- krenari adj (proud, haughty)
- ngjeshur adj (materially strong)
- trim adj (lusty, vigorous)
- vendosur adj (firm, resolute)
Bulgarian
4 entries- горделив adj (proud, haughty)
- едър adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
- здрав adj (lusty, vigorous)
- издръжлив adj (materially strong)
Czech
4 entries- neústupný adj (firm, resolute)
- rozhodný adj (firm, resolute)
- silný adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
- tlustý adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
Dutch
4 entries- robuust adj (materially strong)
- dikkerd noun (obese person)
- dikzak noun (obese person)
- grotemaat (kleding) noun (large clothing size)
Faroese
1 entries- stout noun (brew)
Finnish
4 entries- jämerä adj (materially strong)
- jämäkkä adj (lusty, vigorous)
- järeä adj (materially strong)
- kestävä adj (materially strong)
French
1 entries- stout noun (brew)
German
4 entries- fest adj (firm, resolute)
- fest adj (materially strong)
- groß adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
- hochmütig adj (proud, haughty)
Gheg Albanian
2 entries- patut adj (lusty, vigorous)
- thort adj (materially strong)
Greek
1 entries- μονοκόμματος adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
Hungarian
1 entries- malátasör noun (brew)
Irish
4 entries- alpartha adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
- téagartha adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
- téagartha adj (materially strong)
- leann dubh noun (brew)
Latin
1 entries- crassus adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
Macedonian
4 entries- го́рделив adj (proud, haughty)
- здрав adj (lusty, vigorous)
- и́здржлив adj (materially strong)
- кру́пен adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
Māori
4 entries- manawanui adj (firm, resolute)
- pukunati adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
- pūngerungeru adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
- takapū adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
Ottoman Turkish
2 entries- ایری adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
- یوغون adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
Plautdietsch
1 entries- forsch adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
Polish
1 entries- tęgi adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
Portuguese
4 entries- corpulento adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
- resistente adj (materially strong)
- robusto adj (lusty, vigorous)
- vigoroso adj (lusty, vigorous)
Russian
4 entries- го́рдый adj (proud, haughty)
- здоро́вый adj (lusty, vigorous)
- кре́пкий adj (lusty, vigorous)
- кре́пкий adj (firm, resolute)
Spanish
4 entries- altivo adj (proud, haughty)
- corpulento adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
- fornido adj (large, bulky, corpulent)
- fornido adj (lusty, vigorous)
Welsh
1 entries- cwrw du noun (brew)
Sample sentences
26 total sentences available.
My uncle is slender, but my aunt is stout.
Source: tatoeba (65074)
He got so stout that his collar did not meet.
Source: tatoeba (67670)
The stout man leaped over the shallow ditch and stumbled.
Source: tatoeba (275008)
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