Stout

[Dave Paprocki]

1. Brave, strong.

2. (Of body) having a [plump], [ample] body.

[Lanell]

cool.awesome.sick

[Mark Zuckerberg]

(n) a deerfly, a huge biting fly with striped wings that lives in northern Canada. Newfoundland slang.

[Little_Girl]

ref below;stout is a class of porter, it came about due to the introduction of other grains than barley being used in addition, due to a tax on malted barley.It has become associated with Ireland laterly due to its popularity there, although it was originaly a London style. Porter as a name came about because of the popularity of the beer with the dock porters.Stout because the other grains introduced gave the beer a fuller or stouter texture rather than flavour.The guiness conection at best relates to their being and early importer/exporter and modern marketing!

[Renato]

To begin the process of being out. (on your way)

[Tina]

something that is strong,someone who is fat, or a skinny old radio dj in denver

[Kit]

Low-diversity university in western Wisconsin. Large population of rednecks, deer hunters, students who drink the likes of Beast and Natty ice, over zealous police officers and trucks with Bush 04 stickers still on the back.

[Sarah]

looks like what you might get in the toilet after a particularly heavy night out washed down with a half-cooked kebab (i.e. from any takeaway in town)
tastes like an alcoholic, cold gravy. Consitency can range from watery-Bisto-alike to full-on, all-natural-straight-from-cooked-juices
Is nicer than it sounds, can be used as a better replacement for food than beer, as it takes less to fill you up.

[Luis Fok]

(especially of older people) fat and solid-looking, especially around the waist:

[Greta]

(of a person) somewhat fat or of heavy build.