stout
Meaning: strong
Usage: Describes something as strong, tough, or sturdy. It can refer to physical strength or resilience.
"Dat buggah stay stout!"
"He get stout arms, yeah?"
"Da bridge is stout, no worry."
Origin: Derived from the English word "stout," meaning strong or sturdy, this term is used in Pidgin to describe strength.
What does "stout" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"stout" means "strong" in Hawaiian Pidgin. Describes something as strong, tough, or sturdy. It can refer to physical strength or resilience..
How do you pronounce "stout"?
"stout" is pronounced "STOUT". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "stout" in a sentence?
Example: "Dat buggah stay stout!"
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